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Placed 4^th in the challenge. A blackeyed american, growing more than a mustache, I'd say!

Placed 6^th in the challenge. A tiny bug encircled by a ring of hearts! Could it be the famed love-bug maybe..? :)

Placed 8^th in the challenge. An ash, white as a bride, all covered in rime from the frosted fog that drifts along the lake, just as the ice is starting to form... The pronounced blue cast is caused partly by shadows from drifting fog overhead, mixed w/ the light from clear blue skies behind me.

100% crops from E-5.Technically sub par, so no work of art, just meant for true size comparison.Otherwise my narrative up thread applies, apart from the comet tail length that is, which made be...

Oops - something went wrong here - these are not 100% crops at all! :(Just watch them for size comparison then - I'll submit some 100% crops later...Sorry, my bad :/

Didn't take any 250mm shots yesterday, so I did a couple tonight (23.03.2013), just for documentation/comparison. In this pic the moon and comet sizes are directly comparable, both shot tonight,...

The comet C/2011 L4 (aka PANSTARRS), as seen over Nes, Hedmark, SE Norway.Shot March 22nd 2013 at 20:45 GMT +1 (CET). Actually, it's right above my home here, as you can see the house in the lower...

Yes, I can see that, but as said, I didn't read that part (Canon's). If you go further up, above the camera pic, the ingress of theDPR article still says:
"Canon has announced the EOS 100D/Rebel...

Yes, I can see that, but as said, I didn't read that part (Canon's). If you go further up, above the camera pic, the ingress of the DPR article still says:
"Canon has announced the EOS 100D/Rebel...

@ cgarrard:
I haven't read Canon's statement...
I read this article, and the very first sentence atop THIS page states:
"Canon has announced the EOS 100D/Rebel SL1, the world's smallest, lightest...

It's not the worlds lightest DSLR.
Compared to the Olympus E-4xx series it is narrower all right, but deeper, and equally high. But heavier.

100D - 407g - 117 x 91 x 69

E-410 - 375g - 129.5 x 91...

It's not the worlds lightest DSLR.
Compared to the Olympus E-4xx series it is narrower all right, but deeper, and equally high. And heavier.

100D - 407g - 117 x 91 x 69

E-410 - 375g - 129.5 x 91...

According to Olympus' own specs:http://asia.olympus-imaging.com/products/dslr/e410/spec/ E-410 - 375gE-420 - 380gE-450 - 380g IOW, lighter than the EOS 100D.

As a DSLR, how small will the OVF be on this one?Considering the penta mirror box size (probably not a prism here, due to low price point), it's gotta be pretty small. And that was one of the major...

Strangely, in my experience, all my 4 SHGs need adjustments, whilst all my HG are spot on without it. The worst culprit is the 14-35, the least is the 35-100. But these lenses do seem to act like ...

Hehe, you know, being a dummy, that's the easy part! :)As mentioned, you can just monitor the pic on the fly on the camera LCD too, provided your focus target is sufficiently defined (my example...

Pick a small contrasty object as a focus target. Myself a made a black marker cross on a matcbox-sized piece of paper, and pinned it to a 10cm stick.Put the target on a lawn. That way the placement...

No it will not affect any other lens or combo.The calibration is stored in the camera by means of the lens/EC serial numbers, either for the bare lens or its combination w/ an EC. That way you can...

Hehe, no, it's obviously in your heart as well! :)Well, it could be due to the fact that legacy glass at large stems from 135-film cameras, IOW todays FF format. Which again means that on any other...

Wow, those are not bad!It's a fairly faint object after all...Hoping for clear skies next week, as the Panstarrs will be close to the waxing moon on March 12th :)Moreover, I wonder how comet ISON...