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I have VueScan, which I bought to use with my nikon Coolscan IV, but wonder whether Silverlight could do more...as I set out to scan decades of prints.

With all the complaints about clogs and expensive head flushes that appears about Epson printers, I do feel that they deserve some credit for apparently solving the problem in the 3880.  And it is...

Great capture great B., but also intriguing.  Why was the lone woman in the  picture leaping in the first shot?  What is in the air and spray above and beyond her in the second.

At the end of the looong hot walk from Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos Nice catch Roel, This is another one worth heeding.  Rescue -- more likely body recovery - may take some...

Just turned mine on again and tried printing after a over a month because of foot surgery and computer problems.  Three perfect prints without any problems.  Have had this printer for three years...

I have finally managed to buy an Epson VT700 scanner through their Clearance Centre, and wonder whether it is worth updating/upgrading the included but non-functional (on Mac OS 10.7.5) Silverlight...

I was  very interested in the D800E until I actually picked it up with a wide angle and mid range  zoom, and then tried again with the 70-200 f2.8.  I'm 5'9" and 180 pounds, and in pretty good...

Olympus Canada and USA did have a $50 off deal for the grip.  I agree that it is pricey, but it is also quite well designed, allowing the selective use of one or both parts as well as the usual...

You sure as hell do. Especially when they are wet or very cold.  Otherwise your camera will likely short out or die later as a result of  condensing moisture.  I'm talking about actively hiking or...

Luckily, the OM-D also works well with my weather-sealed lenses, but yes, the $800+ 24 f2 and 75 f1.8 could surely have had a few seals added.  AND ALWAYS COME IN BLACK. Actually, a lot of Olympus...

If this camera is as well made as Doug Brown - whose judgement I trust - says it is, then the price is not "inflated", especially with the many refinements and innovations that it embodies.  On the...

People are really missing the point here, as I completely did when I initially saw a picture of the camera as a news rumour here.  I will certainly be getting one with the impressive new VF because...

It may work, but based on the experiences of others with their quality control and their obnoxious customer service practices, I would not buy from this company. Their warranty seems to be...

There is indeed such a market. Panasonic produces a quite high-specced (and expensive) mFT video camera, and the mount is even popular enough to have a $500+ automatic adapter for Canon EOS lenses...

And anyone who wants to bother should note that I did give them considerable credit for the much better strategic choices that they seem to have been making in the last year+, such as the OMD and...

That means we'll no longer have time to brew a cup of tea while it decides where to autofocus. ;-) Don't know why they bothered,  Focus-peaking should be the way to go with that eccentric gem.

Very much my experience and reaction, right down to the new dial function switch, much better dials, off-axis flash and even the more sensible on/off switch location. All things I really want on a...

That is indeed the one problem - besides lack of weatherproofing - that will cause me problems with this camera.  It will be difficult to operate with gloves, but all the sensible refinements to...

Never judge a book by its cover.  This is a camera \i will likely buy because it incorporates many interesting innovations - including some I'd imagined, like the  the function switch - the eternal...

You are right.  And I feel that many good workers at Adobe - Eric Chang, for example - who built that trust and those relationships with decades of hard work are also being exploited and...