I recently got a Nikon D70 but I'm not committed to using it for this
particular project: time-lapse photography of house plants and perhaps
also cloudscapes, whatever. I'm considering buying a webcam or other
cheap DV camera as the end result will probably be quite lo-res anyway

Homepage update.
This time you can see a new (second) section in my nature-gallery, with
great new pictures.
You are welcome to visit my homepage

Acting on the recommendation of GwG in an earlier post I tried the Photobox
service (www.photobox.co.uk). I sent them a 10MB jpeg and ordered an 18x12
glossy print. (The jpeg  - from a RAW original - was highest quality and
with a resolution of 300 ppi).

I am looking at a buying a new camera that has more pixels but a shorter
zoom. The original camera, Olympyus 730, can do 2048 x 1536 at 380 mm
The new camera, Konica Minilta A200, can do 3264 x 2488 at 200 mm.  If I
chop a 2088 x 1536 chunk out of this, what would be the equivent ...

A number of years ago I inherited a Nikon F501, along with 35-70mm and
70-210mm AF zoom lenses.
I enjoy using it occasionally, but find myself using it less now I have
a cheap digital camera (Canon S50) which is easier to carry around, and

Having recently converted to Auto-focus, I am quite, but not fully
impressed with the results.
I've paid a pittance for my AF kit ( I made a profit when I sold my T90
and assorted FD lenses and bought a similar AF set-up), and currently

Dear photofriends,
Feel free to take a look at my new dutch Photo website;
www.pjotr-images.com
Almost 290 photos  in a lot of genres.

I have placed a full A4 AdobeRGB test image for checking printer colour,
downloadable, on http://www.iconpublications.com
There are also some further pdf based articles and sample images.
I have also put an example of a full frame, unprocessed shot from the