My wife and I have just returned from a cruise to Alaska, where we both
took a lot of photos.  On this trip we shot all raw, I found to my
delight that it was almost impossible to over expose an image when
shooting raw.

I want to buy a new dslr and initially I was leaning towards the Nikon
D200. However, I've heard quite a bit about the Fujifilm FinePix S3
Pro. At face value it seems as if you get more for less money with the
S3. Any thoughts on this?

I was looking to see just who had the Nikon 12-24 and for how much. The low
price, was unsurprisingly, from one of the Brooklyn dealers. Looking at
their page I was just stunned at the prices for the accessories, which as
we know some is required to get the low price. On this page:

http://www.lawyerresource.info/2006/05/legal-evidence-piles-up.html -
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What should be considered as a main issue for fine art shooting?
with my best reagrds, Vladislav
http://www.terekhoff.com

I'm not sure if this got past my ISPs Usenet service so apologies if you've
seen my question already.
I've got a Canon 50mm f1.8 mk2 and a 28mm f2.8 which are both non-USM.
I seem to have hit and a miss focusing accuracy with them.

This proves once again you dont need to spend much more
for a Canon or a Nikon to get great pics, even from space.
Dont know if it was NASA's or the astronauts' choice to bring a Kodak.
[body: Nikon F5, huh?]

What photo storage device is the best? I am using the Nikon D70s and SanDisk
Extreme III CF-cards (2 GB) and I wonder, what storage device You could
recommend. I have looked at the Epson P-4000 and I have just heard of a new
device from german Jobo...

one question more about Pentax lens: what about "FA"?
I read they can exchange extra data with the body, in order to let the
camera to use AutoPicture feature. Is it right?
So older lens, with "F" instead of "FA", shouldn't be good choice?!

The documentation for the camera says the D-50 will only support up to 1 gig
for the SD card. Has anyone tried to use a larger card?

I am looking for a battery grip for my Nikon D70s and was wondering, if
anybody knew the Hähnel grip, that I have just read about here:
http://www.hahnel.ie/index.cfm?action=productview&pid=25
Please let me know of your experiences with this or any other battery grip

In the Apr 22nd issue of the Brit mag. Amateur Photographer.
Basically, they had three crops 100% from a 30D, 20D and 10D.  The 10D
crop showed more detail and presented a less "washed out" looking image
than either the 20D or 30D, both of which had nearly identical images.

    Today, while driving around with my camera, a thought struck me.
    I've got some lenses which I can use on my Nikon D70, but
because of the crop factor, I lose some of the special features.
    The 20mm f2.8 is no real problem because the 18-70mm kit lens

any suggestion about a new zoom to carry out toghether the included 18-55
lens kit?
I have a Pentax *ist DL and like to buy something like 70-200 or 70-300...
I considered two different budgets:

http://www.pentaximaging.com/footer/news_media_article?ArticleId=7717552
Inexpensive, plastic-bodied DSLRs are doing what they did in the late
1980s,
rescuing camera makers from losing money on expensive metal bodies