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actually I have already uploaded the gallery created with Adobe, but the photos won't show up properly, just red crosses, was ok in the web browser preview. Any suggestions why? and Tnanks for help.

Sorry for not making my question clear enough. I know about FTP, username/password from the provider and all stuff related to this. What Im trying to do here is this. I have used program WebPageMaker to make a webpage, but this program cannot generate web galleries. So I have used the program Adobe SC2 to make a web gallery of what I want. After I created a web gallery, it sits in my PC in the dedicated folder. Now how would move the web gallery and put it into my webpage? so far I've used the same program WebPageMaker to change/update something. But the web gallery was made with different software. Is it even possible to do this or I have to stick with one program to do everything.

I have both, and like 17-40 better, looks sharper to me. If you want to shoot interiors, then get the 10-22, for landscapes both can do the job well , but I like the 17-40( my personal preference)

I need some advice on how to add a gallery to my webpage. I have used the

WebPageMaker V2 to creale my webpage, I also used Adobe Web galelry found in

CS2 to make a web gallery. Can I add this gallery to my webpage and how to do

it? Please help I would appreciate.

I think I have fixed it. The action was a little wrong. I included opening of the file in the action. Now I put just to resize, sharpen and save for web, and looks like it works fine. Thanks for help anyway.

majority of people usually select the center one because it is the largest and the most sensitive ( not sure about this) one. point on the face or the subject you're photographing , then half-depress the shutter button, focus , keep it half-depressed and compose, then fire the shot.

if you focus and recompose then select the center one ( I would). When you compose and focus then select whatever falls onto the subject. When you are not sure then select all of them.

but aren't you suppose to sharpen after you resize?

I'm trying to resize some photos for the web but automated technique simply does

not work. I recorded an action where I open the file, resize it, apply unsharp

mask and save for web. Then I open the image processor, select a source folder,

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mine took almost 6 month, 6-7 emails to different palces, about the same amount of phone calles just to find out they dont have it. I pollitely "yelled" and got contacted by some Canon representetive and later got the check from the Canon directly, not a rebate.

just curious why the professional mode was pretty useless?

Back in the days, probably 1983, my father was shooting wedding with his Canon AF35M with the cap on.

F100 definitely better than Elan7E

you cant have the same quality lenses on both and have the same coverage(FOV) because of the sensor size difference. For 5D wide angle you may have 16-35 or 17-40 which is better than the 30D + 10-22mm or any other third party lenses. If money allows go with 5D

Does the computer have a card reader?

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depends on available light, do whatever is neccessary ( higher ISO, open up the aperture) to maintain higher shutter speed

how do you calibrate your monitor?

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I bought this lens recently. It is used, but performs OK and still under

warranty. The problem is the focusing ring feels very loose even though the

internal focusing mechanism is smooth and snug. Taking into consideration the

fact that I have never owned this lens before, can anybody, who have owned this

lens, shed some light onto this matter. Should the focusing ring feel like that?

It actually clatters slightly when you shake the lens.