I think most people prefer the new 24-105/4 IS. And many sites agree
it's a sharper lens too. I sold the 50/1.4. After thoroughly thinking
over my style of photos, I like to take pictures of my dogs in action,
indoor or outdoor; inside church; indoor/outdoor portraits etc. I ...

I've had my Nikon D70s for about 6 months. Still learning how to use it, and
enjoying it very much.
I've noticed an intermittent error message that seems to appear from time to
time. On the LCD display panel on the top of the camera, in the exact

These two photos were taken just a few seconds apart:
http://homepage.mac.com/christopherjcampbell/Problem%20Photos/
The first was at f/6 and 1/6 second; the second at f/22 at 5 seconds.
Both photos were taken with a tripod and no adjustment has been made

asked for the biggest meanest tripod going.  Manfrotto 190PROB and 141rc
head.  Only thing missing was spirit levels built into the head.  There ya
go. Is that really a big issue?

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For an extra $300, the cost of a cheap lens, who wouldn't buy the
Nikon instead of the Canon?  In fact, comparisons that keep getting
made are idiotic.  The D200 is NOT a 5D and never will be and the 30D
is no D200 or even comparable.

Hello, I bought a used Canon 20D
it shot around 7500 photos with the previous ouner.
Are they a lot of photos ?
just to have an idea I Ask, which is the number of photos such a camera can

These two photos were taken just a few seconds apart:
http://homepage.mac.com/christopherjcampbell/Problem%20Photos/
The first was at f/6 and 1/6 second; the second at f/22 at 5 seconds.
Both photos were taken with a tripod and no adjustment has been made

Lets set aside any question about the sensor and microlenses because in
truth,
they produce only minor issues with given lenses.  It is the LENSES
that are the

I've just bought a Canon EOS350D/Rebel XT and notice that I can take
pictures (!!!) *without* a CF card in the camera. A message pops up on
the LCD screen on the rear of the camera informing me of this fact,
but I DON'T get any error messages through the viewfinder. This is a

Response Photo, the French mag. tested this $4000+ lens as well as
Pentax's highly regarded 40mm f2.8 pancake lens.  The Olympus scored
higher than the Pentax (no, they weren't against each other) but it
would seem to indicate the Olympus zoom is pretty awesome.

I've seen web pages recommending the 3232 head with an Acra-type quick
release. But I see that the 3229 is much cheaper. It looks like the QR on
the 3229 is plastic. So does it weigh less that a 3232 + QR? Is there some
downside to a 3229?

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I've seen several postings about the choice of Canon or Sigma macro.
I sent a reply saying that the Canon was faster to focus and easier to use.
I've now found another difference. I have the Sigma 105mm macro and it works
with my EOS620 (35mm) and IX and IX7 (APS) bodies.

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