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Certainly there was no lack of merchandise, but it was just too big! I prefer the Mom & Pop small store.

I was in Manhattan yesterday, and paid a visit to B & H. Holy smokes. Never again. The place is a madhouse. It's also a maze. Just keep following the signs to "Photography" that went on forever round and round until I reached the 2nd floor. In a word, the place is nuts. The Nikon section is...

This is excellent advice, but I find no need for high ISO. Waiting for the weather to warm up a bit before I start shooting the stars again. One of my favorites is the International Space Station. Getting the stars in there was an added bonus. Exposure was 30 sec. ISO 100 35mm f1.8.

Good old Rte.6! I've traveled this many times over the years, from Provincetown into New York State. There is some fantastic scenery, but also long stretches of nothing at all. Rte. 6 actually goes right past the end of my street. Don't forget to stop in for coffee, @480sparky!

I bought this on Ebay a few years ago. Dial pay phone from NYC. Hanging in my garage, wired to the house phones. Yes, it works.

I did this deal a few months ago, D7100 and 18-140 cost me just $1,000. No regrets. Now I'm sure that @Pretzel will be along shortly to say that he was about to post this, but I beat him to it. Don't believe a word that he says.

This. I still shoot in both, and find myself going more and more for the RAW. Once you learn the basics of processing, you won't go back. Look at the example by @Blacktop. That could have never been rescued in JPEG.

Just as the title says. What is your preferred method of importing photos from your camera into your computer? When I had only my D5100, I would pull the card out and put into my computer. Now, with the D7100, I've been connecting via cable. Is there a right way? Wrong way? Preferred way? How do...