"I've had my D300 not more than 24 hours. In these first few
hours, my D300 has surprised me by being the first digital
camera that actually makes visibly better photos than my
other Nikon cameras! it does this on both artistic and

This site purports to be a stock photo site. In fact, it is a Chinese
piracy site. They are stealing photos from various Usenet binary groups
as well as web sites and attempting to sell them. Warning! This site,
because of its nature, contains a large number of porno pictures. ...

I have found the video recording capability of digital cams as a god
send. I have the Canon S3IS as well as a Panasonic GS 57 miniDV cam,
and the former offers better sharpness, which can be attributed to the
better lens. Though the S3 can only do 640 * 480, while the GS57 can

Ever since Nikon announced a 'release date' of November 23 for this
lens, some of us have been wondering where it is. Adorama finally sent
an email this morning saying mine has been shipped. A nice Christmas
present indeed, considering that it will not be here before Christmas.

I finally was a victim to a big blob of dust on all of the photos I
took recently. (All were repaired in Photoshop Elements 5).
Fortunately, I was able to fix the problem in the field by "blowing"
on the sensor which dislodged the offending dust particle. I now plan

If you are a parent or amature portrait photographer looking to grow
with other people at your same level, please check out the following
link:
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Hi you all,
New to DSLRs.  Not so successful Googling.
Got some info, but still not clear.
I have this Canon FD 75-200 mm Zoom Lens.

Most popular adapters on Fotodiox's site.  Poor Canon.
01.    Nikon Lens - Canon EOS Mount Adapter (consumer grade)
02.    Leica R Lens - Canon EOS Mount Adapter, Pro Series
03.    Fotodiox M42-Canon EOS Adapter;20d;10d;Digital Rebel;xt

Will the  Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi recognize and use all of a 16 GB
CompactFlash card? Or are there some limitations.
Thanks

I have a Canon EOS 400D with the following lenses:
17-55mm (58mm diam)
80-200mm (52mm diam)
Ive been looking at Lee and Cokin P and Cokin Z series filter

Digital Cameras available as per your choice.
0 to 2.9 Mega Pixels
3 to 4.9 Mega Pixels
5 to 6.9 Mega Pixels

Check out this guy's 3200 twilight landscape.  1/3 stop underexposed,
very good noise control and great DR.  Only issue is the coma and CA
of the lens (note the bottom left).  Those large sensors put lenses
through hoops.

When we purchased a Nikon D80 a few months ago it came as a bundle with the
following lenses:
 a.. AF-S DX Zoom NIKKOR 55-200mm f 4.5-5.6 ED VR
 b.. AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-70mm f3.5-4.5G IF-ED

I received my sigma and now I'm competing both lenses against each other. Is
really hard to say which one is better.
People say so easy that upgrading from lens kit to sigma 18-200 was a good
choice.

Ive been looking into ND grad filters for a Canon EOS 400D but have
been advised that it should be possible to get the same result through
post processing:
either: