I read something about the possibility to "re-chip" the lens to avoid or
solve focusing problems.
Does someone know anything more about that?
May I do it by myself? How?

glue.
Anyone with a plastic bodied camera is advised to carry a role or a
tube.

Photographers, Do You Think Outside The Box?
This week I have tried for something some of my readers may or may not
find a little controversial, perhaps even offensive, especially those
among who consider themselves to be true artists. Never mind, a little

   I have a Canon G2 and I am having trouble with charging the battery. I
hook up the camera to the charger until the light turns green but the charge
doesn't last long...I haven't counted, maybe 20 pictures until I get the low
battery light. It's a lithium battery, I didn't think ...

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So for those interested, I had asked this January on this NG about loss
of resolution when using a full-frame lens on a smaller detector
(essentially you are cropping out resolution).  Anyway, I bit the dust
and ended up getting a D200 with SB800.  Very satisfied.  No banding

"What Digital Photography" (British) says the shots come out looking
"milky."  Since we have control of contrast in PS and other post-image
programs, it shouldn't make that much of a difference.

Up until now I haven't had enough files on a card to cause the camera
to create a second folder.  Today I didn't clear the card after
downloading a bunch of shots and went out to take a few shots of
tonight's sunset.

Heron silhouette sunrise:
http://edwardgruf.com/Digital_Photography/dSLR/wildlife/slides/DSC_0546-01_800.html
Memorial Day turkey vulture:
http://edwardgruf.com/Digital_Photography/dSLR/wildlife/slides/DSC_1350-01cr_800.html

If so, are you 100% happy with that Epson printer, model 4800?
(...or more realistically, 90% happy)  ;-)
I am seriously contemplating buying the $2,500 "Pro" version of that
high-end Epson printer, however I have several questions before I shell

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Newbie with D-50 looking for the straight goods on extension tubes for the
D-50.
Nikon seems to say that the D-50 is not supported.

I'm trying to decide on an SLR system and will go for the Canon Rebel
XT/EOS-350D. However, I've learnt that the kit lens (EF-S 18-55mm
f/3.5-5.6) is of inferior quality, so I'll be buying just the camera
body and find myself a better lens to go with it.

Nothing spectacular, but got excited.. Just received a Kodak 87c filter
(IR) and Lee gel snap holder. Wasn't totally happy with the Hoya R72.
Ran outside and snapped a picture (Nikon D-70) I did it handheld,
getting old and shaky, going to head to the park with my tripod...

I was thinking about buying an Epson P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer. I
have a week-long trip coming up and I expect to take about 200-300 images a
day (some raw). I don't want to take my laptop along to download my flash
cards (I have two 1 GB cards). My Canon 20D will give me ...