Transcend cards generally go for half the price of similar sized SanDisk
cards, is price an indication of their performance and durability or are
they just as good?
Jean

This is a question for Digital Rebel (or 20D/30D) owners who refuse to
consider  EF-S lenses, for the sake of future-proofing their
investment.  Many people will often allocate their money buying the
cheaper EF-L lenses in the same price range of the proper EF-S they

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I really like my D50, but the upcoming D80 has me wondering -- with the
bigger LCD display and the bigger, brighter viewfinder -- these are two
features I, in my picture taking, could really use, IF they made a
difference.  I can see where seeing more detail, "on the fly" on the ...

Today I learned about the Nikon PB-6 bellows system, that can be used with
film or digital slr's.  What sort of lens would one then attach to the other
end of the bellows?  Does such a bellows allow one to use lenses normally
used on large format (like 4x5) cameras with slr's, or ...

I'd have no luck at all...
I reported my Nikon broke this summer and was out for 4 weeks, then I got it
back in an alternate broken state, so I returned it for a few more weeks...
In the meantime I bought a Sony to play with as a cheap back up, well anyway on

I am about to buy a Nikon D70, 2nd hand, it comes with a  with zoom lens,
the 18mm to 70mm (Nikkor), the lens that usually comes  with the camera in
the stores.  I already own the Nikkor AF ED 70-300mm 1:4-5.6D lens. I have
also the chance to buy  the Nikkor AF 85mm 1:1.8D fixed ...

Turns out, it's a pixel-remapping feature instead of a true dust
removal feature.  Given the size of some dust particles, you are likely
going to have to clean as much as in the past, if you had to.  From
dpreview:

I am wondering what size filters the D50 takes......
I am getting some freebie filters and it would be great if they would work
on the Nikon that im after.
Cheers

Hi.  I'm wondering, can I use the Canon EF50mm f1.8 lens on my EOS
350D?  I have tried the standard lens but it's not really suitable for
my subject matter... portrait in low light/club/indoor.
A friend suggested a standard 50mm lens at a wide aperture might do the

Is there any benefit to a F2.8 lens vs an F4 lens if I don't expect to
shoot at less than F4?
The F2.8 is a lot more expensive so is there an increase in image quality
when both are shot at F4 or more?

So what's next for Canon's 40D?  Dust removal?  Yawn.  10 megapixels?
Too little, too late.  All the other cameras will have been 10
megapixels since the previous year.  Weather sealing?  That's just
playing catch-up to the D200.  Less noise?  Unlikely, since the 400D is

I am about to buy a DSLR, but before I do this dust thing has got me
worried.
If I have a DSLR and only ever attach the one lens (in my case a Tamron
28-200 which I already own) and never remove it, is dust a problem?

I've just been given an unused f3hp and know little on how to use it,
my old film body is a n2020, but it operates way differently than this
unit.  Can anyone point my to a site that has a manual to download?
Scott