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It was a really strange day for me today.  I was invited to a press
conference and a bite to eat with President Bush.  I was apprehensive to go
at first because of my preconceived dislike for the man and everything he
stands for.  Well, I decided that I would go just for the sake of ...

Seem to have good prices but I have not dealed with them. Anybody else tried
them?
http://stores.ebay.com/Global-Phoenix-Direct

Two things contribute to this;  The fragility of the small components
like battery and memory card doors (their mechanisms get sloppy and
the doors break off) and the unprotected LCD screen.  Same with the
cheap switches they use in these cameras.  Contacts wear, etc.    My

The Canadian dollar is worth about $0.87 of the American. The Canadian
price for this card is $129 plus tax, so $148.00 in total.
http://www.henrys.com/...
...epartmentId=10404&itemID=170903&categoryId=10954

I now see why they are banning pubic smoking in the US.  This gentleman had
the audacity to light up in front of me and it wasn't even a hand rolled
Cuban cigar, but a cheap Dominican Republic one that smelled like dung and
rope.

Recently I took some landscape pictures in raw+jpeg. The jpeg pictures are
properly exposed but the raw pictures appear to be underexposed. I viewed
the raw images in FSView, Zoombrowser & DPP and in all three they looked
underexposed. I processed them with ufraw with auto-exposure ...

When selecting the "Choose Details" within folder options in Windows
XP, I see that I can display by some limited photo data, "Camera
Model", etc, but I can't sort by "ISO speed" or "Shutter Speed."  Can
this be done within XP so that I don't have to install another

http://www.pbase.com/flintstonestudio/image/77432804
In case you want to see the results of 2 seconds at f6.3, ISO 200, pointed up at
the night sky.
I used the Sony 18-200 3.5-6.3 lens, (@135mm) and a very good tripod...

Seems like it in this test against two top primes, on FF Canon, of
course.
http://www.16-9.net/lens_tests/canon1635ii_a/c1635ii_a2.html

I have just posted the second article in a two part series on depth of
field article. The article can be found at my site at:
http://ronbigelow.com/articles/depth-of-field-2/depth-of-field-2.htm
Other articles can be found at:

I recently came across Expodisc. I went to their website (www.expodisc.com)
and discovered that Bill Atkinson describes dust mapping with the ExpoDisc
(http://www.expodisc.com/tips/).
Can anyone who tried it tell me whether this gadget is indeed practical and

I have just posted the first of a two part series on depth of field.
The article can be found at my site at:
http://ronbigelow.com/articles/depth-of-field-1/depth-of-field-1.htm
Other articles can be found at:

Have decided to purchase a Nikon D80.  Currently have a Nikon 8080 film
camera with AF Nikkor 28-85mm 1:3.5-4.5 and AF Nikkor 50mm 1:1.8 lenses.
If I purchase a new digital lens, I am looking at the 18-135mm  f/3.5-5.6G
ED-IF AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor Lens.  This is the kit lens and ...