This weekend I'll be buying myself a new camera.  A Konica Minolta Z5.  I'm
REALLY looking forward to playing with it.  But I was wondering if any of
you had suggested links that might help teach me to really use it to it's
full potential.

Has anyone heard of some technical issues with the Canon IS lens ie: 70-200
mm. A friend told me not that sometimes the IS doesn't work and locks up
your camera. He hadn't experienced  this, he just heard about it. Anyone
else?

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I just posted some spectacular new rocket aerial photos, from a
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I'm looking for a basic freeware photo/image editor for windows XP.
I'm looking for a program with which cropping, auto exposure and basic
drawing (freehand circling stuff in red for example) can be achieved very
easily, and very prefereably WITHOUT any nagging pop-ups asking me the ...

I have exhausted all possible searches and come to the conclusion that
if you do not have a car and do not have a credit card, there is no way
for you to buy 35mm film short of walking down to the convienence store
and paying $6.99 per roll, or waiting for a ride and stocking up at

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Does this allow binaries?

I am about to inherit an old Canon with a set of lens and was planning
to by a Canon Rebel to be used with the old lens but I was told that
only the lens with automatic focusing can be used with this body.
Is there a way around this?

There does not seem to be a platform to edit RAW files from the Nikon
8800..Tried PS Elements and Nikon Capture View 4.1.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks

I'm seeking a museum in the mid-Atlantic area that has a significant
(that is, LARGE) collection of old cameras and photographic equipment.
I'd like to find museums whose collections include plenty of
19th-century technology (even pre-daguerreotype stuff) but also some

I've read about a number of third-party vendors that make vertical
grips for the D70 but all of them seem to suffer from a pretty serious
limitation: the button on the grip will not focus the camera when it's
half depressed. Does anyone out there know of a manufacturer that makes

I need some advice on a tripod.  My wife and I have been sharing an old
clunky Slik 504QF (not the II) which is really made for video but it's
worked well for us to this point.  Lately we've found that one tripod just
isn't enough so I want to buy a new one.