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Does anyone here use a software product like HD Tune to examine the health of their cards, especially brand new, untested ones? Are there competitors out there? Seems like a useful tool. HD Tune website

With my latest camera (D5300), I have decided to give Program Mode a try, especially after reading the reference manual. ISO is Auto. When I was first playing around with it, I was sitting in my living room, and it didn't appear to work as the manual described. Just now, I stepped outside for...

My Dad - 1972 Minolta SRT101 58mm f/1.4 Tri-X I need to work on that scan when I get home. Maybe dig out the negative.

Long before my Nikon days. Loyalsock Creek, upstream, Sullivan Co., Pennsylvania

It is finally cold here in Indiana, and I am wondering about condensation when taking lenses from the house to the outside. I originally was thinking about lenses, but I would imagine camera bodies could also suffer. Advice?

Re: Vehicular Trouble This caught my eye on the way to work one day, back in 2006. I titled it "Two Objects" (as in "Two objects cannot occupy the same space/time.")

I am just starting to investigate a wide angle lens for my FX, and this one has caught my eye. I will be watching this thread! @TedG954, it was your recent thread that got me looking at Tokina! Thanks! But, unlike my other poor lens choices, I am going to read and ask questions here before...

(no time to level it!)

I have gotten a lot of these frozen action shots of my cats, but they are generally outdoors. When I am shooting the cats, my camera is usually on Scene/Pet portrait/Continuous High. I have gotten some acceptable shots indoors, too, with a variety of lenses. But my first lens purchase is a...

I thought these gifs were very cool, but when I started reading the story of how they are done, I thought it might be of some interest here, subject matter notwithstanding! 7 Dizzying GIFs of Spinning Cannabis Strains "This new approach to cannabis photography was created by the San Diego...

After reading so many of the posts here, I am SO GLAD I grew up on film! I have a good understanding of the relationship between shutter and aperture. And I understand ISO, because we had to decide what ISO we were putting in our camera when we purchased a roll of film! I was pretty much a...

@boofhead, when you post a picture on this forum, use "Insert Image from Computer" (as opposed to "from URL"), we can see the stats on how the picture was taken by the camera. For instance, I copied this image from another post of mine, but I had to use the URL (I am at work...) and it did not...

Not with my Nikon, but one I am very proud of. (Perhaps not my housekeeping skills, but I really like spiders!) "The Nursery"

Here is my female cat, inside, hand-held. Auto color correction. 5-foot minimum focus? That is incredible. It sure is a long way from there to infinity, though!

I just received my N-Version! I love it! I'm definitely in the market for a (real) tripod now, and I love my ML-L3, even more, now! :) Here is one my cats from about 12 feet away. He was in the shadows, so I had to lighten it up a little in my 2.0 version of PS, and my talents in there are...

This is one of my cats photographed with my new 35mm 1.8 lens. Set on Scenes, Pets, which is pretty much auto. (D5200).

Well, maybe not "wild"life, now that I think about it. I never would have thought of sharing this page, until I ran across this image! Fascinating story of the photgrapher: Cute Tiny Owl Goes Viral So We Interviewed The Photographer (10 Pics) | Bored Panda I'm brand new here. Apologies if...