I'm hearing a lot about CMOS sizes.  Any short explanation as it refers to
photography would be appreciated, especially why a camera with CMOS is
better than one without.  And is bigger better?
I Googled it, and understand that it is a low power use applied to cameras

A photoshop edition I did for a contest
http://www.spymac.com/details/?2323380
I will appreciate your opinion

I've made this video tutorial describing how to isolate an object from
the background of a photography
Part 1: http://www.spymac.com/details/?2331523
Part 2: http://www.spymac.com/details/?2331904

I have finally decided to get out those old negatives and slides and scan
them to digital for later videos, slide shows and prints.  I most have 35mm,
but I do have some of parents negatives from the 50's that are larger
format, like an old brownie style point and shoot camera ...

Hi. I hope, my question is not off topic here. I want to know how I
could take photos for the new biometric passports. The photos must
meet strict requirements as defined by ICAO. Therefore I'm looking for
a program that is able to check if an existing photo (*.jpeg file or

I am looking at some flat panel monitors and would appreciate any advice on
which might be good choices.
I have about £250 to spend and I saw an Iiyama 22 inch and a Samsung 22 inch
with similar specs (1680 x 1250 resolution, 75hz refresh rate, 2ms response

Just a couple questions
1.  Are slides made from a negative?  If you have the original slide can you
make a copy of it(I'm guessing yes)?
2.  The above question leads to the next question if you own the original

After playing with PTGui I was getting annoyed it wouldn't stitch grey
clouds or blue sky so went back to try it with Austopano pro.
Happy with the results
http://www.flickr.com/photos/silvermoon/2238933818/sizes/l/

The new Sigma is impressive, the Kodak looks incredible for $300,
Nikon's booth is more like a mall store/gallery opening than a booth,
and who can look at the D3 chassis without thinking of the movie
"Terminator"?

I will be going into wedding photography bandwagon in the spring and need to
purchase some equipment.
This question is NOT about what approach i should take, or a suggestion not
to do it, but rather about help maximising my tiny budget to start such a

THAT IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR, TO DO, AND THAT'S WHY TO GET BETTER
WE GOT INTO A CONTEST AND SUBMITTED THESE:
http://www.spymac.com/details?2323685
http://www.spymac.com/details?2322540

I've heard previous rumors that a much better EOS-5D version is on the
horizon. Anyone know?