Apparently, some did not like their T&Cs when it came to their new
"online" image program.  This is the thin edge here, people being
lulled by companies like Microsoft to use "online" tools not knowing
what these companies actually have in mind. "Ownership of things is an

I have recently started a forum for photography enthusiasts and
admirers who can join on a common stage and share their
opinions,works.Interested people can join and make thier valuble
contributions.

I have a Nikon D70 that I was using to take photos yesterday using a 512
Mb flash card which was formatted in the camera since the usage. I set
the camera to save the photos in "Raw + JPEG Basic" format. I took some
70 photos, the camera split them into two different folders: ...

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I'm thinking of upgrading from a D2Xs to either a D3 or a D300, but
I'm worried about the loss of that extra virtual focal length with the
D3. A 500mm. lens is just that, 500mm., not 750mm. or thereabouts.
I love the D2Xs with its DX format and the high speed crop that acts

For a while now I have only been playing with digital point and shoot
cameras.  I would like to get back to using the SLR camera.
I have a Nikon 6006 AF camera which was purchased in early 90's.  I
purchased several lenses for the camera.  The best of those lenses is

I just got thsi today for my K10D and RTFMed for about an hour.
I set it to Digital, Auto Zoom, and Master. I set my camera to Manual.
How come I can't change the flash mode (by pressing the MODE button
of course). What am I missing and WITFM is this explained? Thanks!

Check out the identically listed Canon and Nikon 300mm f2.8s going for
a song partway down the page.
http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?sofocus=bs&sbrftog=1&dfsp=1&catref=C6&f
rom=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=300mm+f2 ...

Sanyo 5 MP Digital Camera Model No: VPC-503 :-
This model is all about value because it includes the most popular
digital camera features at an Every Day Low Price. You get 5MP
resolutions for crisp pictures, 12x total zoom capability and a large

Hi Rich,
I read all the waffling about Sony's NR techniques on the A700.  This was a
orginally concern of mine - but after buying and using the camera, I
couldn't care less *how* they achieve good high ISO results, the fact is

Here is a couple of shots to discuss.
The first is probably brighter than it was on the day.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3232/2295025753_5b4cf74abd_o.jpg
This one would very, very close to the actual colours seen.

Rumours.  Olympus's E-510 and Sony's A700.

I've read a lot of comments down the board and elsewhere about FF sensors
having less noise at high ISO in low light, but has anyone got any
experience of the differences between FF and smaller sensors when shooting
long exposures in low light, but still at ISO 100? At times I've ...

i have just ordered a nikon d300. does it or its big brother the D3 re
focus/re meter during continuous shooting?

Apparently, Sony does with the A700, and perhaps, it's done to the new
Pentax K20D.  I wish these people would STOP taking orders from
marketing and leave the frigging output ALONE.  Let the morons who cry
about noise buy an NR program.