I finlly ordered my first digital DSLR camera,I got the Olympus
E-Volt500.\It says they take 4/5ths lenes ,,my question is which brands of
lenes will fit on the camera?
Iam looking for the 40-150mm lens,I got the 14-45mm lens..

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I just found them on the internet.  Does anyone know anything about
them?  They have the Canon 40D for $799.00 body only, of course.  Are
they legit?  They also have the Canon EF 70-200 f/2.8 IS USM for
$1299.00.  I have not seen anyone talking about them.  Please let me

I made an interesting purchase... my first extension tube... and a
rather odd one at that.
A few questions:
1) since this is pre-Ai, is there any danger of damaging my D200 mount

Sorry to ask so many questions here about the D80, but I find the manual
to be a bit confusing....
I have a few questions:
1.  After changing some of the camera's settings, I can no longer get

"Facing tough competition in the market for pictures used online,
Getty Images has devised a new licencing model - and photographers
don't like it, reports Diane Smyth.
"Groups representing more than 12,000 professional photographers are

Anyone heard from him?  There haven't been any new photos on his pbase site
since before his trip to Africa.

I have found an old
Sakur Auto 27B Flash
that I have never used.
Can something like this be used at all?

I wonder if anyone else has seen this anomaly:
I shot a series of "snaps" with my D80 over a period of one month.  Some
shots were outdoors, some indoor under tungsten lights and some under
florescent lights-- all had the Auto White Balance enabled.  The images

And not a PEEP out of Olympus, a.s------ that they are.
http://fourthirdsphoto.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=14069

Same size sensor, 6 -vs- 10 megapixel.  Old -vs- New.
Has anyone compared the low light performance of the 10D
to the 40D (presumably indirectly...).
I have a 10D, and have been very good about holding back on

I'm in a bit of a jam - I'm just getting back into pro photography. I
used to shoot cars for various magazines, but dropped out of the scene
when art directors started turning their noses up at my 35mm and
medium-format submissions.

I've been experimenting with my new D80 by exposure-bracketing each shot
-1.5/0/+1.5.  After a few days of shooting with my the 55-200mm VR Lens,
I find that most of my -1.5 shots look better than the neutral (0)
exposure shots.

2 questions for you guys..
1. The D70 remote I picked up on the weekend seems to have a fairly
short range (as in 6 ft or so).. Is this normal?
2.    I've now got a D70, with remote, so I can do an "up to 30 minutes"