AlRohrer

<p>Pocket Wizard Plus II are finicky about their connections. I have this problem quite often but working the plug in and out a couple of times and making sure it is seated deep solves the problem. Check all of your connections for both transmitter and receiver.<br>

Al Rohrer</p>

<p>Actually, no. Haven't used it much yet but so far, mostly good results. It does take a little attention and trial-and-error to get a good result. Try changing the direction you're dragging from, don't get too much outside the area you're correcting. Huge improvement using Content-Aware over just the Spot Healing Brush. It won't always work for you but when it does, it's worth the price of the upgrade.<br>

Al Rohrer</p>

<p>I have a Canon 28-70 f/2.8 L that started to get a little soft as it aged. Can't remember what you call it but there was a part that needed replacement and it is common with this lens. Cost just over $100.00 and it has worked like new since on all of my cameras.<br /> Good luck,<br /> Al</p>

<p>Rick,<br>

I bought one of the first 10D that arrived in Nashville. I used it until the 20D came out and upgraded. It was a good move but I wish I had kept the 10D also. It was a lot quieter (shutter) than any I've had since and I sold it to my daughter who has used it for weddings and portraits as well as personal use and continues to use it trouble-free to this day. True, it is a little slower than those produced since but depending on what you want it for, it could serve your purposes admirably.<br>

Every time I think I need a newer camera I look at the work my daughter does with her 6 megapixel 10D and save my money.</p>

<p>Al Rohrer</p><div></div>

<p>If I can make this work, here is a shot I made at about 150 yards with a Canon 300 f/4 L, 20D and a Kenko 2X. All I've done to it is convert to jpg in ACR and size for here.</p><div></div>