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<p>Luis: Thanks for this copy/paste. Very explicit and a very good walk-by. What can I say... my search wasn't that good :)<br>

And Thanks Bob for your input.<br>

<br />The way I see it is that with a little carefulness, I can't go wrong, and by the way the lens is offered at 650$</p>

<p>Richard, Phil : Thanks, so if there's nothing obvious, it should be good. I was more concern about the VR. Could it be damage just by been shaken without marks appearing?<br>

<br />Thanks again</p>

<p>The last time this question was ask is in 2001. Maybe a few things have change since. So I'm looking to buy a 2 years old Nikkor 105vr. What should I check for?<br>

Thanks</p>

<p>Back from Death Valley, not as hot as expected, around 110F. I know that this is a very touristic picture but I enjoyed been there.</p><div></div>

<p>Hi everyone, I took this one at an outdoor fashion show. My first time and I loved it.</p><div></div>

<p>Gee there is awesome pictures this week. This summer I discover taking pictures of flowers. Here's one my wife love.</p><div></div>

<p>In this heatwave, why not sell lemonade. Nice initiative Alexia.</p><div></div>

<p>Thanks Matthew and Rodeo for your suggestion. Actually, I use LR on my main computer but wanted something I could use on the run.</p>

<p>I'm looking for an editing software that runs on a USB key. Any Idea?</p>

<p>Now I understand why some people like winter</p><div></div>

<p>My best one is this one. Lucie was from Paris, France. She held this block of ice as if it was a present, and it was. She knew it would be ephemeral. But she surely hold it tight.</p><div></div>

<p>Hi Josh, Thanks for your the links you provide. I went through some of them and what comes out for me is a remark from Ian saying 'that nobody makes money of these shots'. I must agree.<br>

Also, I did not see, except one I know, a lot of PN user I qualify as at least semi-pro. The pictures I see from them everyday is so good I would expect they would be in favor of that limitation. But not seeing it doesn't mean they disagree.<br>

One thing sure it that it is a hot topic.</p>

<p>Thanks Josh, I'm a bit annoyed but I think I'll live trough it.</p>

<p>Either it's my laptop or PNet site. On occasion, I download, like others, a picture to do some tests for additional comment.<br>

But now, when I try to download one, I get the GIF format. I don't get it from other sites.<br>

So, did Pnet site changes it's setting or is my laptop sc***ed up?</p>

<p>Happy New Year to all my Nikonian friends. While taking a walk...</p><div></div>

<p>Gayana, a 17-50mm or so and a ultra wide angle are two different things and one don't replace the other. Try both and you'll see.</p>

<p>Happy New Year. Mine is from the ski resort Mt-Tremblant. Just enough snow to enjoy winter.</p><div></div>

<p>The pictures are good but the site is slow. Slow enough that I would not have the patience to browse it intensively. I have a high speed connection (11 Mbs) and using Firefox. Hope it help you.</p>

<p>Very cloudy and rainy up north. The real sunshine is here.</p><div></div>

<p>There is a great % of portrait so I'll give it a try. Nothing pretentious, just taking a walk on a beautiful day.</p><div></div>

<p>A bit late but we're still Wednesday :) Taken in Death Valley</p><div></div>

<p>Great pictures as always. Mine is not that special but this is what I think about those low voters without any comment.</p><div></div>

<p>Hi, not as regular as I would like to but need to work. Very nice pict so far. Here's one who makes me smile.</p><div></div>

<p>Very inspired by a lot of good pictures. Came back for Death Valley few weeks ago. Still on my cloud</p><div></div>

<p>Elliot Scott : I wonder why you underestimate your photo. It is really good, very nicely composed and well worth showing. I find it well above average. </p>