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Re: D600/D610 photos Here's a nice D600 pic. It show you how great this sensor is.

Hi, I just tired today for the first time to edit an already cropped and processed file in Lightroom in Photoshop CC, using the Edit with Photoshop CC command in Lightroom. Well, photoshop opens, but the file does not load... I've tried to lookup related issues in the Adobe help forums, but...

the D7000 is still a great value, specially with the newer models being more expensive. Here's a shot and a 100 crop: Sigma 105 2.8, iso 800, click on images for better resolution.

Feb 16th, short walk lead to these two. D7000 Sigma 105 2.8 macro. The neighbour's dog and a 100% crop:

Feb 14th, I had to get into work even with the storm that might and probably will cancel tonight's concert. So, as I'm tuning, I noticed the ice in the window and thought it might be a good shot.

Our cat caught napping as usual.

Feb 13th, just a quick food shot before dinner. Great veggie couscous... MIAM MIAM!

I have this and although I don't use it too often, as a matter of fact not often enough. Here's a street shot done with it using my D600

Feb 12th, piano person of the day. With a twist because I already had this person with his piano. But, since he's mainly a guitar player, I thought I'd do a different portrait. Plus, the piano is in a large window that put him back to the light. So I played with Nik Analog filter to get this...

Re: 2.00 bill Here's some Canadian money in a can

Feb 11th, piano person of the day. The piano is a Kawai RX-3 for those of you who might be interested. D700, 35mm f2 AIs, 1/50 f4 iso 640.

Here is the tree that I photographed this afternoon:

Here is a quick snapshot I just did with it. Hand held 1/40s, @190mm, iso 4000. This is an original old Westclox electrical alarm clock. Hum... I wonder how much I could get out of it on the Bay... :) Reduced to 72 ppi for the web.

Entry #2, An almost abandoned garage makes for interesting architectural landmark.

Feb 10th landscape of a wintery scene near Sherbrooke, QC

One more from yesterday: Just an island in the snow

From the snowshoeing:

Feb 9th. We went snowshoeing with friends who had a very nice chocolate Lab. Couldn't resist:

Feb 8th. Early morning shot of our cat Chouchoune. I just wanted to use my 105 2.5 AIs for this shot. It sure is a sharp portrait lens. But I did replace my D700's focusing screen to help with the manual focus. I could not have gotten that precise without the screen replacement.

This reminds me of the time I went to a supermarket in Hamamatsu to get a quart of milk and ended up with buttermilk. All cartons had a cow on them but I could not know what exactly they contained. So I had to eat my doughnuts with a glass of water. The first sip of the other stuff gave me goose...