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Ooook, so I have a D5100 and feel I've outgrown it already. I should have bought the 7000 when I had the chance, but alas, I didn't and now regret it. So now, I'm ready for another upgrade in fall or possibly sooner. I'm waiting for the new lineup to release but still am on the fence about DX...

It seems as if scrolling on these types of pages is like trying to swim through a pool of molasses. Any reason for this or is it just the amount of graphics displayed on the page? Any other site/page on this site works well though.. I've also never had this issue with any other site with a ton...

So I'm going to see Falling Water in early July and there are countless waterfalls there. I'm obviously bringing my camera and was interested in getting some seriously cool looking "spiderweb" waterfalls. (you know how when you LE, water can look like a thick spider web?) So, there are tons of...

Which is lame. I wish it did. As I progress, I keep wanting things out of my body that it simply can't provide. I could just kick myself for not buying the very best body I could afford. I really am starting to need things like this and it's almost painful to admit to myself that I need to...

Seriously, I don't know why it's so short. I can leave my desk and come back after using the john and i'm already logged out. What's the default time limit? Can this be changed? Thanks!

Just a test thread to see what the IQ of both are before making the switch for real. PHOTOBUCKET: FLICKR: Church in DC by stupidphotoguy1, on Flickr

I've been looking a Flickr photos and a lot of these shots are super liquidy and fluid, almost glassy looking. Is this a function of lenses or is it some post trickery at work? Is it Flickr itself imparting it's own magic on the photos? Either way, I want. None of my photos really exhibit this...

So my cousin works at a Bereavement Coordinator at a hospice company and wants to purchase several photos from me. She is looking for Clouds, flowers and sunsets, obviously to elevate mood. Now, she is interested in something like this, not necissarily this particular shot. But I'm at the point...

So I'm shooting last night and my camera is set to bracket 3 shots. It only took 2. Eventually it took 3, but I couldn't figure out what happened. I didn't change any settings to make it do that. Fast forward to today. Shooting in bright light. The camera shutter seems to take about 1 second to...

Ok, so I was thinking today. I know, something I shouldn't do too much. It was that time of the week where ideas sprout up be they good or terrible. Let's look at a properly exposed image. Let's say the image was shot on aperture priority mode. Let's also assume that the shooter ONLY cares...

So now that we have 24mxp sensors, will we be complaining for awhile, then suddenly realize that 24mpx isn't all that bad? It seems like we were just saying, "1TB hard drives? We don't need that much capacity!!" I kind of feel like this will be the same way. I plan on picking up one of the new...

Ok, so in an effort to finally solve once and for all the mysteries between RAW and JPG quality (FOR ME, READ... FOR MY OWN SAKE) I shot two pictures of the same thing. Blew it up 100% and added absolutely no post processing. Here's what I shot at F2.0, ISO 3200, 1/15. RAW: JPG NORMAL...

Here's my gallerie, starting today. I can't guarantee that I'll shoot everyday since I'm a busy guy, but I'll post up whatever I've got whenever I got it. Enjoy.

So, when people say "A 50 is a staple. Go get one.", are they referring to a 35mm equivalent (~35mm) or a 50mm lens (equivalent to ~75)? I'm assuming it's whatever gets you closer to an equivalent focal length. I have BOTH of these lenses and am just wondering what the general consensus is on...

So I have a D5100 that I've become fond of, with the exeption of all the nicer, easier to use features of the 7000. I have an opportunity through Adorama to trade in my 5100 with kit lens and Tamron 70-300 for "somewhere between 7-800". I just want the body of the 7000 and they say that they...

Looking for a simple diffuser for the SB-400. I know it's not the best flash, but I just haven't had time or funding to upgrade yet. Is there something out there I should take a look at? I've searched Amazon but everything seems like it's made for higher end flashes. I don't need anything...

There doesn't seem to be an option for this. I'm getting WAY too many emails about threads that I've subscribed to that others have responded to. I can take care of that myself either through my phone's TapaTalk app or logging in on a machine. Is there a way to do this? I find it funny that...

So I tried to photograph raindrops today and I found out that the camera doesn't support high speed flash? I'm using an SB400 and it could only go up to 1/200th of a second which I thought was kind of weak. Is there any way to freeze motion with a flash on this camera? It's something I've not...

I'm about to take some photos to print, but don't know what they'll look like when they com out. I'm worried that they'll be too saturated, too light/dark, not sharp etc. I'm working with a circa 2008 Penryn Macbook Pro and Lightroom currently. I wanted to know if there are things I can...

So after much (little) thinking, I decided to order a battery grip for my 5100. I got one from some strange Chinese kind of Amazon, or so it appears. (I used paypal, so I assume it'll be alright. Definitely monitoring my accounts though because you never know!) It got good reviews, wondering...