cphilpott

<p>White water kayaks, Merced River, CA. </p>

<p>My equipment is a generation old. I use the E-1 and the focus in low light is a constant and apparently unsolvable problem. While the dollar cost of switching systems is significant I will not expand my Olympus system and will probably switch to Canon. In most low light situations I have to go full manual including manual focus and distance focusing and I can achieve the same results you would expect with a full manual film system of years gone by. Win some, loose many. </p>

Welcome, welcome back, thanks for all your efforts on this wonderful site and thanks

for the new improvements in speed, refresh rates and the return of the views counter

on the portfolios. By the way, if you are interested in a straight across trade of a

newborn for a teenager, drop me a line.

thank you very much for the update. Do enjoy those sleeping baby moments, go be a

Dad, we will welcome you back here later.

Josh, enjoy the Dad thing. We will be here when you get back. Get some sleep.

Josh, this exchange and your responses just made this site all the more real and

human and genuine for me. Thanks for being real.

Josh, this exchange and your responses just made this site all the more real and

human and genuine for me. Thanks for being real.

Wow, I knew I liked the Views feature, but I had no idea just how much I would miss it

when gone. Please come back, we miss you, we will be nice to you, honor you and

enjoy how big you get.

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American Southwest, Four Corners region. The light that John Ford found so many years ago

for the movies is still there. The high desert that Ansel Adams shot in New Mexico is still

there. The rocks and red and light and eternal sky make it my favorite, yet difficult place to

shoot.