Alex Booton

And by the way, my hdtv is 1080i and Apple TV 720p works flawlessly with it. Apple TV will work on ANY hdtv.

You might be able to route it through a dvd player that has an hdmi input. I recently bought an Apple TV after I was given an older hdmi tube tv. The hdmi input on the tv would allow video but not...

And thank you Jim!

Thanks for your input Steve. I actually see nothing in the D5100 handbook about multiple charging to obtain optimum battery life, just some info on ambient temperature ranges. I've never...

This is interesting. I got a D5100 about a week ago and the battery was almost drained after 351 shots. I'll be getting a second battery soon so I'll know if it's a battery issue or not.

I sometimes wonder, that as most consumers/clients buy glossy screens, and will be viewing photos on them, maybe it makes sense to edit on a glossy screen;)

Yep I've owned both versions, and both had VRII. Don't believe me? Contact Nikon tech support.

The 18-200mm has always been vr2, even the first model. Unless by "vr" you mean "version".

Photomechanic.

In a way I understand Apple dropping Rosetta. For years Microsoft made their operating system backwardly compatible so people could run old DOS applications. Sometimes is it just time to move on.

I'm not too familiar with most nr software as I shoot jpeg, but when I print the photos look great, up to a certain size.

If you are shooting jpeg leave it on. If you are shooting raw, I'm assuming you would want to use some nr software as most people who shoot raw prefer to do everything pp anyway.

And as I sometimes have to keep repeating on this forum, what you get in PRINT is going to look better than what you see on the computer screen. Blow it up to poster size and sure you will see some...

D40 good to 1600 iso. D5100 good to 6400 iso.

Usually B&H, and they often have free shipping.

Ian, thanks for the setup pic and other technical information.

Any chance you could post a pic of your camera/telescope setup? I love seeing these unusual combos. What kind of adapter needed?

No reason why you can't shoot a wedding on any consumer camera. Heck, we used to do it on D100s.

Why are so many people whining? 6400 iso for under a grand.

I'm with Frank. Less is more.