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If Google wanted to kill off the software, it would have never released the Google branded version.  This is usually what happens when Google acquires smaller software companies like this.  They...

There are a lot of good reasons why the D7100 (or even the D7000) is a better camera than the D5200.  But there is a very important one that hasn't been mentioned by anyone yet.High Speed Sync Mode...

The D7100 is definitely a nicer camera than the D7000.  However, I think it is a waste of money to upgrade to the D7100 if you already have the D7000.  I have a D7000 and there is no way I'd drop...

I suspect the buffer size is the same as what is in the D7000.  However with the larger file sizes of the 24.1mp sensor, the number of frames is reduced.

The Pocket Wizard MiniTT1/FlexTT5 series is the only trigger system out there that meets your needs (or at least most of them). Other than the Radio Popper Jr set, all other triggers that you can...

Well the Einsteins are a decent amount more (about $140 or nearly 40% more than the B1600).  But if you can afford them, I would definitely suggest the Einstein.  Same max power setting, but a lot...

I'm not entirely familiar with the Canon bodies, but if you are shooting RAW (and you should be), usually the in camera noise reduction settings don't effect the RAW image.  It does effect a JPEG...

What a collection!  Amazing work and some amazing subjects which he captured extremely well.

First off, adding exposure in PP adds noise to your image. It actually will generally add MORE noise than if you simply adjusted your ISO prior to taking the shot. The only time you should really...

Having an external battery pack will certainly help with recycle time and also help reduce heat in the flash.  When the batteries are pushed, they heat up.  By having some batteries out of the...

Don't discount the fact the the TT1 takes a different kind of battery.  The fact that the TT5 takes AA batteries is huge IMHO.  We all have tons of AA batteries for our equipment and not having to...

Don't waste your money on a SB-400.  The limitations of this flash are just too great, even with it's small price.  I would much rather have a 3rd party flash that cost the same, but is much more...

I don't think any on-line cloud storage is a viable solution currently.  The reason is that either A) It is outrageously expensive and other non-cloud backup solutions are cheaper or B) they are...

Is there a particular reason why you would need both monitors calibrated?I'm not suggesting that having only one screen is what you want, but you will generally only edit the actual images on one...

I hope you are joking Mark because that advice is a total waste.  Not only would more RAM do nothing for the OP, getting a larger SSD drive makes no sense either.  The OP would be better served in...

I didn't get called by anyone, but you see these types of ads on the internet all the time!  There will be some flashing ad on a site (advertisement) that says "You Have A Virus" or something along...

Just because a virus protection program is free, doesn't mean it is bad. Windows Security Essentials is one of the better programs out there right now and it is free. Although it should be noted...

The Odin system is a very nice TTL and HSS capable wireless trigger setup. They are cheaper than the equivalent Pocket Wizard system, although the PW do offer a couple more features than the Odins...

I agree. If you don't need the portability of a laptop for your editing, then stick with a desktop. Not only is the price/performance of a desktop better than a laptop, the screens on the laptops...

At this time, 32gb of ram is overkill for photography editing. Sure there are some editors that are working on gianormous panoramic files with tons of layers that could use that much RAM or more,...