Not much of a wedding photographer, but I get sucked in every now and then
to shoot one.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mbrown3064/1849016113/
Mick Brown

Yes, it's true.  If yours falls into the serial number range, pretty much
every one ever made, you can send it in for repair if you feel you are
having problems.  I wonder how many people are going to be sending their Mk
III in if it needs the repair or not?

OK, Sheriff, I'd better explain this one.
I went out in the back yard tonight to photograph the full moon with
the 40D.
I had the 400 f/5.6L mounted with the 1.4x TC.  Didn't get anything

Not for fall foilage, anyway.
Here's a comparison from last year to this year:
http://www.pbase.com/bret/image/88310116/original
Droughts suck!

This applies to Australian photographers.
Canon Australia (Phone 13 13 83) informed me in mid October they have a 2
week turn-around for DSLR repairs and currently this was on time, unless...
I joined their exclusive "Professional" club and then all my cameras would

I always like to push the limits of my equipment so I thought I'd see
what the 40D could do at the extreme edge of sanity.  Here's one taken
this AM at ISO 3200 and a shutter speed of 1/8000 sec.  Try THAT with
your crappy P&S camera!

Go into the draw to win 2 Gold Reserve Tickets to the
Justin Timberlake concert in Sydney on 13th November + 5 Star
accommodation for 1 night at a Sydney Hotel + 2 Airline tickets from
your

OK gang, time for another fun caption contest.
The usual rules apply (there ain't any).
Winner gets their caption featured on the pic.
Losers get squatted on.