I was on the nikonusa.com site a few mintues ago,
looking for a part for my SB-600 flash,
and wandered into the download section.
There was an interesting-looking product available for trial.

I have read that the shutter is built for around 10,000 shots and have no
idea where
to bring it when it does break or how long it takes to fix and about how
much something like this

I'm looking for (a replacement for) the part of a Nikon SB-600 Speedlight
that's a sort of button that releases the locking mechanism
so that the head can be raised or lowered and swiveled.
Flat rubberized thing on the right-hand side.

Nikon-like, but even more clean-looking, IMO.  The motocyclist image
is at 400 ISO.  The noise is clearly visible, but doesn't detract much
from the image quality owing to the eveness of the luminance noise.
Chroma noise appears to be completely gone, much like current Nikon

My friend and her daughter, for whom I bought the D40x are just crazy
about it.  Now they want to buy a longer zoom lens and asked my
advice.  I don't think they want to spend a lot of money and I wrote
back an email to them trying to find out what they would use it for.  

I didn't think they had anything like i would like but have found a few via
Google.
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=photography+bubble+level&um=1&ie=UTF-8&s
a=N&tab=wi
I know in time there will be little need for something like this but would

any suggestions?

A few days ago, I checked the price of the 40D on B&H's site, it was at
$1300, now it is listed at $1500... Is the camera's high demand pushing up
the price or is it due to the lower US dollar?
Jean

I just got a Nikon D200. When I am reviewing my pictures on the camera, I
want to be able to zoom in on them to see the quality. When I hit the play
and then the enter button it only zooms a little. How can I zoom in more?

I think I have either a flea or a fruit fly inside my Canon 600mm lens.
 Is there any way of getting it out or do I have to send it back for
servicing?

I have a Canon 300mm f4 L IS and a 1.4X TC, together that is the equivalent
of a 420mm f5.6 lens.  I don't have unlimited funds to buy some of the
unobtainuim larger aperture and longer focal lenght lenses offered by Canon
and I do not wish to buy anything made by a third party ...

What is your purpose in life? What is the rationale behind our life?
Why do we live in this life? These questions frequently intrigue
people who try to find accurate answers.
People provide different answers to these questions. Some people

I'm new to this group. And the reason I came here is because I need
advice.
I have to write a comparison between Canon and Nikon autofocus
solutions (used in SLR cameras). Having in mind I'm a total newbie,

I really wanted to look into tripods a little before buying one.
sales people usually push products that are not moving.
I feel ok with $350 unless I am just missing something with a faster set up.
If any wants it would be great if you can go to http://www.bhphotovideo.com/