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Apple overtakes Nikon For Second Place of Most Popular Cameras Used On Flickr

Interesting article this morning. Read This

@Blacktop.....here's the forum we all asked for....can you tell me how you achieved your latest few shots and what software you used? Thanks!

Latest news on a new release coming soon. 4 new lenses. Read here

An open letter to @BackdoorHippie - As a group, there are so many more photographers that want you to share your expertise with us than wanted you to retire from us. I think that those of you who want Backdoor Hippie back should vote "like" for this thread. I was following along with what you...

Here's the article on the Pro

This is really a good article. It's a good read even if it is an advertisement of sorts. It has some great suggestions and I think most of it applies to this community. I think most of us on this website follow the admonitions of what the author is saying. Check it out: Read here

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These stats are amazing: Read Here Check this: But first, consider these stats: In 2009, 35 million cameras were bought in the United States, but in 2014 that figure dropped to 9.4 million. For 2015, the prediction is around 7 million, made up of 4.5 million compacts and 2.33 million...

I'm gonna do the same as Wud....not gonna use a list but will find a good subject and try to do the best I can once a week.

For those who have already started celebrating, Happy New Years to you, and for those who are yet to come, be safe in your travels. I hope you all have the opportunities to expand and broaden your horizons in all aspects of your lives. Let's make 2015 a truly great year!

I'm gonna have a go at this even though we're going to Germany for 2 weeks in September or October hopefully. I will try to post every day, but if I miss, then I will just pick up where I left off.

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Formerly a Nikon D800 user, Jason Lanier shoots a Disney wedding using a Sony A6000. Watch here:

Hot off the presses.....read here

I'm scheduled, I found out today for my 5 year visit for a colonoscopy. For those who don't know what it entails, it is sticking a probe inside of a flexible tube up your pooper to seek and destroy polyps that may have formed. I had 2 last time, and so they recommended I have another in 5...

Here's an article about the bug and the fix: Read here.

Interesting site to see where the hacks are directed and from where. Norse - IPViking Live

For me, it was a Packard Bell 386 running Windows 3.0. We had 2400 baud for the modem. I remember I spent my tax return on it, and it cost over $2000. I think it had 2 or 4 mgb of Ram.

Good article on comparing the two mediums: Read here