william_wrobel

I'm looking to buy an iBook G3 to use for just editing and storing photos because my PC is getting too filled. Will a

G3 support Digital Photo Professional? I honestly like using it more than Adobe products. Also, what is the earliest

version of Adobe photoshop that will allow me to edit RAW files?

Thanks

I have been doing research on the Tokina 19-35 3.5-4.5 and I have been getting mixed reviews saying that there are

two different versions of the lens. There are both good and bad reviews for the plastic and metal versions, but most

say that the metal version is no good. Does anyone have this lens or insight into the performance of either version?

Does "plastic fantastic" ring a bell?

I am only looking into this because I can't afford any of the L series lenses but still need something cheap while I'm

saving money.

Not sure if this is the right forum, sorry..

I recently sold a Canon D60 to a friend and he is looking to buy a Tokina Zoom

Fisheye 10-17mm f/3.5-4.5 AT-X 107 DX. Are there any compatibility issues he

should know about before he purchases?

I didn't want to give any false information to him.

Thanks.

Does adobe photoshop elements 6 have raw editing including an exposure

adjustment tool?

Does Windows Vista have a plugin or program for RAW that makes viewing and/or

editng possible? I have photo prfessional now, but it just doesn't do it for

me.

I thought I read somewhere that Vista was able to open RAW files.

I love my 620, its a sturdy camera and is more comfortable than my 30D, truthfully.

Canon did seem to hide this feature though...

I love film darkrooms, they're more intimate than digital darkrooms

Can someone please tell me how to adjust the ISO on the Canon EOS 620? I've

looked in manuals and can't seem to find it.

Does anyone know which canon EOS was released first; the rebel SII or the EOS

620?

and does someone know where I can get a timeline for all of canon's 35mm

releases?

I have been reading through other threads online and have gotten the impression

that IS may have a negative effect on a shot if the camera is on a tripod as

well as drain a battery much faster.

If the IS is turned off while I am using the camera on a tripod, will I still

be having issues?

another question I have about the 28-135 or any IS lens, if you guys don't mind...

I have been reading through other threads online and have gotten the impression that IS may have a negative effect on a shot if the camera is on a tripod as well as drain a battery much faster.

If the IS is turned off while I am using the camera on a tripod, will I still be having issues?

The 28-135mm canon lens isn't listed as ef-s, but will I have issues if I try

and use it on an old rebel? Specifically an old rebel SII?

I've been using a sigma 70-200 2.8 lense on my xti and I was wondering if I

should worry about using the lense without a monopod or a tripod. is there a

good chance that the lens' weight might rip out the chassis? the lense weighs

about 3 lbs.