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After seeing some photos of breathtaking church ceilings, I decided to try out my 14mm ultra wide at church. There are long felt banners hanging on the Sanctuary walls so I hoped to capture the banners on the walls as well as the ceiling. Unfortunately the ceiling isn't high enough to shoot...

Lol--I thought of @Bill16 when this photo showed up in my Facebook newsfeed. ;) It comes from this link.

I haven't been able to access ebay all morning. Is the site down, or might it possibly be my security software? I keep getting the message The web page is not available. I even cleared cookies from the past day, but I was able to get on there yesterday without any trouble. If other people can...

I found this Adobe link to find file locations (Windows 7 and 8) which states to click show hidden files (which I did). I still can't find lightroom.exe. I dug around in those folders, too. I haven't yet tried this but will. Thanks for the help, Eyelight and nickt. :)

For those who want more info, here is a diagram that comes from Thom Hogan. The link for the image as well as the article is below. This image lists 200mm at close focus as being equivalent to 134mm on the Nikon 70-200mm vr ii. 70-200mm AF-S VR II Lens Review by Thom Hogan

I am using Windows 7 and am having trouble figuring out how to open TIF and/or PSD files in Lightroom 5. I thought I set my Vista computer to open TIF files in LR4, but I have not been able to set it on this computer. I clicked on Default Programs→Associate a File Type or Protocol with a...

I had to laugh when the following YouTube video showed up in my Facebook newsfeed. Even Apple uses these types of solar panels to generate energy. Pretty interesting to learn it from you first, Jake. :)

I was just wondering why people aren't thinking outside the box. Here is a photo where the flame was generated in Photoshop (the link comes after the photo). The photo is NOT mine. How to create fire effects in Photoshop, part 1 | Photoshop Creative - Photoshop Tutorials, Galleries, Reviews &...

@Chayelle, please list the browser you are using (Internet Explorer, Chrome, etc.). @jdeg, are there any limitations on new members using smilies?

Scroll down to the bottom of a page. You should see something similar to the image below where it states Posting Permissions. Does it say Smilies are On under that section? By the way, I tend to use the Advanced posting option. That way I can open a separate link which displays all the smilies...

I can't get a better print screen image than this. I'm using Google Chrome. All your vertical shots lately display this way. :( The top shot is horizontal, and the lower shot is a vertical image.

And there it goes yet again, @jdeg.

@jdeg, this still isn't working properly. The fatal error message has shown up the last few times I tried to do an advanced search. :(

This link for 45 Phenomenal Moments That Are The Definition of Perfect Timing showed up in my Facebook newsfeed. A few I'd already seen, but many are either funny or spectacular. 45 Phenomenal Moments That Are The Definition Of Perfect Timing Here are a couple of shots from the link:

The challenge is almost over, and here I thought I'd see a submission by @wud of a dog drinking out of a water dish. ;)

If it doesn't show up, then it's probably because @jdeg hasn't added it to the Nikonites database. The lenses don't show up in our profiles like the camera bodies do which is why people add the info to their signatures. :)

Since I gave jdeg a mention, he should be along when he has time and can answer your question. A mention is when you use the @ sign immediately followed by a member's user name. Member's receive a notification that they have been mentioned. Nice to have you here, @Janey. ;)

I think I remember @jdeg saying something about new members must have a certain number of posts before they can have a longer signature. I don't think it is a very high number though. ;)

Re: All D600s can get free shutter service @BackdoorHippie, I can't remember for sure, but didn't we have to access our account to find out the status of the repair--such as where it was and what was being done? And am I correct in remembering Nikon didn't send an email when the camera was...

I am assuming this one is HDR--regardless, I really like the detail of the textures. And the black curved thingie that left a shadow on the blue drawer (left side) is nice. It's the only thing that actually casts a somewhat hard shadow onto another piece of stuff. ;) The only thing that might...