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anybody have any suggestions a good relatively inexpensive mirrorless camera that's good for starters? doesn't have to be a Nikon - would just need to be able to use my current full frame lenses.. i heard the Sony A7 has the ability to use other manufacturers lenses via an adapter that attaches...

only asking because last week i was on vacation in Boston and i ran into at least 3 other DSLR owners and all of them had a Canon. i come home Fri then today go to a local park today and run into 2 more DSLR owners both of whom had a Canon as well. you would think that with all the photographers...

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oil paint filter.. Topaz BuzSim3..

i like this picture otherwise but that gazebo type thing in the background has got to go. very tough doing a quick select and content aware delete in such a tight spot. things get put there that shouldn't be there. any ideas are welcome..

some experiments with textures and masking..

maybe from in a hotel room or from a tower overlook (Willis, etc)? is there a trick to preventing reflections of you and your camera or other ambient light from appearing in the image?

i have no idea what this is but it looks like it could be a flower..

just curious about the pp methods you guys and gals use and how you keep track of/save the different settings used in tools like NIK Viveza, Topaz Adjust, etc. i actually like the base Nikon tools. i have my PC setup to automatically start Nikon Transfer when i plug in my SDHC card. from there...

kind of embarrassed to ask this since it seems like a rookie question (who knows, maybe i am) but i've been seeing a lot of beautiful tack-sharp landscapes mostly on this forum but also on others where the aperture was set to f8 or f9. that confuses me because my impression was if you want...

i tried something similar on my first attempt except i did a clear then a black fill in a single layer. this is what i got.. as you can see there's an obvious problem. this might have worked if i could have more precisely erased that outline but using the eraser tool sometimes makes things...