I recently wrote to you all about buying a camera for a young girl in
high school who shows lots of promise in photography and one for me. I
have the F5 with some nice lenses.  
I dedcided that for me it is either the D80 or the D200, since they

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This could be the real thing?????
http://popsci.typepad.com/

They make some of the most sophisticated semiconductor fabrication
equipment in the World, but they can't afford to build their own fab
or hire the people needed to implement its use!  So they are left to
go hat in hand to Sony for CCDs and CMOS chips.

$2000 for new prosumer.  Meanwhile just LOOK at the specs on this
$1300 Canon!!  Depending on what Nikon announces in two days, this
Canon is THE best spec'd camera at it's pricepoint yet.
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0708/07082010canoneos40d.asp

That's all I know.

I asked about a "blank" CD a while back.  Googling "CD recovery"
produced a number of possibles, so I picked the first 2:  jufsoft and
isobuster.
Jufsoft can be downloaded free and it identified all of the jpgs.  It

http://photoclubalpha.com/2007/08/20/sony-unveils-124-megapixel-10fps-aps-c-sensor/
Also of course on Sony's own websites.
David

What kind of camera do you guys use for work, say, weddings, candid,
photojournalism?
Matt http://makingmoneywithphotography.blogspot.com

And it looks sweet!
http://www.geocities.com/ritaberk2007/Nikon_D3.htm
Rita

I shot a flower by lining up the shot so the early morning sun was
directly behind it. Shot raw then converted with ACR then "colorized" a
little using PS Elements.
When examining at 1:1, you can see a "double" line along some parts of the

I was browsing a magazine test of this thing, and what do they show to
prove how valuable 10fps is?  A guy taking a golf shot.  Fair enough,
a good subject, I remember Nikon's 1970s shot of an jetliner's wheels
frozen at 1/8000th of a second (underexposed), when they brought out

I just bought a circular polarizer for my D80.
Is it best to:
a) remove the UV filter that I have on the lens now as protection nad
use just the polarizer,

I'm talking mostly about lenses that are at the very top when it comes
to resolution and especially aberration control.  Something like
Olympus's Top Pro line, or Leica or the new Zeiss's we've seen
introduced for Nikon and Sony.

I just ordered a Nikon D200, but I wanto to get an extra battery or two for
it.
Are any of the off-brands any good or should I stick with getting an extra
Nikon?