drime_kelsang

Use Image Capture to download your images. Comes free with the computer and works fine.

KD

VR for Nikon. I can hand hold this lens 8th - 15 of a sec no probs. If the subject is not moving that is.

KD

David Wegwart wrote

Oh yeah, if you want to buy a D200 (barely used) i've got a couple spare :)

OK I'll bite - email me (kdrime@gmail.com)

Dan Schwartz Prolific Poster, mar 04, 2006; 12:44 p.m. wrote:

Err, that "Airport Security" rolling bag is $359!

Yup! Designed by photographer for photographers and it holds several thousand dollars worth of equipment safely and discreetly. Has shoulder straps so that it can function as a backpack if necessary. Fits in the overhead compartment of most commercial airliners.

I don't worry about anyone cutting into the bag at the venues I go to!

http://www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_ArprtScrty.php

Has a built it lock so that contents are untouchable and a built in cable to lock the rolling case to a immovable object. Take along a small bag to hold what you need for the moment (eg. church or reception)and leave the safely rest to one side.

I think that "proofing" pages are usually password protected; no? As it is the whole world can look at photos that your customers may not wish to be seen.

I may be wrong

KD

Try Exposure from Alien Skin - 30 day free trial.

http://www.alienskin.com/

Anyone know of an alternative for this bracket?

http://www.denisreggie.net/bracket_instr.html

I like the idea but think $150 is overpriced.

Many thanks

Drime

Apparently this is your first SLR. If so start by using manual mode only. Once you have a handle on that then learn what you can do with S and A mode. Never use auto ISO until (maybe but I wouldn't reccommend it)you learn the characteristics of eash ISO and how it correlates with f stops and shutter speed.

To my mind the whole point of a SLR is control. Better to think of PS as your darkroom. Learn to capture the desired image in camera as much as possible.

Shoot lots.

Good luck

D

As previously mentioned there is no in camera solution. To help visualize in B&W you could try using a Tiffen contrast viewer like this http://tinyurl.com/cbkwy

Good Luck

Drime

Maybe you could try this: http://www.newswear.com/chestvests.htm

Haven't used it myself, but I am thinking on it. Based on similar tried and true systems used by the military worldwide.

Drime

Does it make sense or is there any benefit of converting jpeg to tiff

for editing in PS, and then re-saving them when done as jpegs?

Wondering if there is less "loss".

Thanks

Drime

Greetings,

I purchased a Tiffen wide angle UV filter to protect the lens but now

the lens cap does not fit with the filter in place. Any suggestions?

Thanks

Drime

Looking for a reasonably priced portable storage device that I can

download to when on the road. Don't need to be able to view images on

the device.

Anyone familiar with:http://www.vosonic.co.uk/vp2160.html?

Small and the price is right - $169 with a 20gig HD.

Input appreciated.

Drime