Can the photo shot counter be reset to zero?  Default settings doesn't do
it.

Can anyone reccomend a simple DSLR camera?  I need a good quality lens and only need to take good photos, do not require endless menu's and never used functions, something along the lines of a traditional 35mm SLR film camera.
Thanks David

Well I have had my D300 for a day now and I am really getting the hang
of it.  One question however for the experts.  I am using an 18-200 mm
lens and with the ISO set to 200 and the Camera in "A" (Aperture
Priority Mode) I pointed the Camera at my leather sofa (away from the

I've got an old Minolta XG-M and 3 rather nice manual focus lenses, at
least to my account. I wonder if there is any chance that I can reuse
these with any of the current digital SLR models? Somewhere I read
that they can be used with Sony DSLRs. Is that true?

Some better pictures around the abandoned RR station.
http://best-of-photos.com/
Look at the clock.
I was able to go inside and make a picture of the clockwork inside.

Don't toy with the guy any more. Kill him. Do it now. Use the death ray.
Secret Agent X9

I'm having a problems taking nature photographs. I'm using a Canon
Digital Rebel with a Tamron 28-300mm lens. The problem is blurred
pictures, that I know is caused by camera shake. Most of our photos
are taken under moderate to heavy tree cover and 20 to 40 feet away

Pixmania, the biggest internet company on photographic sales is completely
out of stock of the D300. And this in just a few weeks.
They expect a new stock by tomorrow.
In general a trustable source for dates, the D3 is scheduled to arrive Jan