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I chose my D5100 over a T3i. Now Canon has introduced the T4i and I was wondering what it was aimed at.

I look through the local Craig's List for camera bargains and I came across an ad for a Nikon D3X. The price was $1,600 for the boxed body, battery, charger and manual. The ad said there were 48k actuations on the camera. The camera in the photo looked un-abused and like new. This deal sounded...

Today's bridge study.......

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Have discovered a spot. I tried the auto-clean several times. I tried the manual air cleaning. The spot is still there. Any suggestions? Nine o'clock, 1/4 way in from the left.

Cleveland Lighthouse.....

Here's a few shots from the RRHF in Cleveland, Ohio.

A sunny day. A little angle. A little HDR. Voila.

The things I have learned from the members on this site have dramatically changed my photography efforts. For me, it's like night and day. The lessons I've learned are opening up so many new avenues of approach, it's like I never took a photograph before. Thanks to all!

They are different.

I've got 5 new (to me) filters. Now what? I purchased 5 Nikon brand filters for $10. They're in excellent condition with no scratches or wear.The filters are: B12 (Japan) B2 (Japan) L1A (Japan) 85B (USA) Nikon Polar (Japan) I just read that Nikon only makes circular polar lenses. True? Now...

Finding the "happy median" when working with HDE. Some subjects look really good with the wild end of the HDR spectrum. Others just need a little tweeking. I believe that's the real lesson that needs to be learned. I am enjoying the process a great deal, so any tips or suggestions will be...

I went out this morning to try and find some "curves" for this week's Photo Challenge. Well, I took 114 photos, but nothing that resembled a curve. It wasn't a complete waste of time. I was able to practice with my new camera, a polarized lens, and HDR. I've got to do more thinking about...

Which do you believe is more accurate? Manually focusing, or the camera's Auto Focus?

I guess this is abstract.

I would like to use more than one program while working with a particular photo. I use Photo Shop, Paint Shop, and Photo Matrix. Like a photo that has an Photo Shop file extension or TIFF and I can't open it in Paint Shop. Any suggestions? Thanks.

All are 3-photo exposure merges.