Sent about four times, macro picture link, but won't post on this
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Strange, but true.
I made a test pattern composed of red dots and placed some distance away
from
EOS-1D Mark III and adjusted the zoom to match a 35mm disposable camera.

A while back I asked if any digital cameras did double exposure.  I
found out the Nikon D200 does.  Now I find that the Nikon D40 (and
possibly other cameras) has the capability to overlay two images, which
to my way of thinking is exactly the same thing.

http://www.photography-
cafe.com/gallery/albums/userpics/Eagle_Eating_Baby_Seal__1568.jpg
http://preview.tinyurl.com/26jkru
Here is the problem: This particular photo was taken with the 70-200mm f/2.8

If this had been a $200 Canon P&S, Dpreview would already have written
a review of it.
http://www.pricegrabber.com/p__Fuji_FinePix_S5_Pro_Digital_Camera_Body_Only,__31
925698/search=fuji+s-5

Live View is a significant addition to the professional DSLR shooter's
arsenal. It is a
terrific problem-solver for all those situations in which it would be

For some reason, every "review" I've found of one of these photo
printers is little more than a recycled press release, and user reviews
are either "IT R0X0RS!!!!11!" or "IT SUX0RS!!111!".
I'd like to find some print samples and see how it compares to the other

As a Canon devotee, I said I would post this query from my D200-owning
friend (Greater love hath no man than this ... {:-)
He bought a new Nikkor 18-200 VR DX lens for his D200, but it has an
annoying problem. If he tilts the camera down to check the lcd screen,

The 10.5mm f/2.8 DX Nikkor Fisheye is a crop frame (DX) lens, equivalent
to the old 16mm fisheye on film (the only DX lens I have). It is still
f/2.8 and $200 less than the full frame model:
http://tinyurl.com/33946f

http://preview.tinyurl.com/ys4xmh
Thanks, guys for the advice. I tried to implement most of it, but to get
closer I had to lose the tripod. This is from about 30 feet.
I think this is a huge improvement, but I still have to work on exposure as

By "vastly improving" the peripheral sharpness (about time) on their L-
glass.
Canon:
The EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM is set to become the ultra wide-angle

I have a Nikon D70 (wife has a D80) and the only telephoto zoom we have is
a Nikkor 70-210mm which we are always fighting over. We wish to add another
large zoom lens and have been reading up on the Sigma 170-500mm,Sigma
80-400mm & Tamron 200-500mm. Has anyone got experience of ...

I have just bought the Canon 400D and I am not very keen on the 18-55 kit
lens provided with the camera.
Because of budget constraints, I am thinking about going for a Sigma lens,
let me also clarify that I am new to photography and don’t know much about

I'm looking at an 85mm f/2 AI Nikkor lens to use on a D200. The seller
is asking $200. I see mixed reviews:
http://www.naturfotograf.com/index2.html
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