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Yep.

Did you ever notice that a built-in flash can point only straight ahead? That makes it not completely worthless, but almost.

Great shot. Nice composition, great color. I bet it would be even better if you used a 1D X.

Yeah, I read that, of course. The slide show should stand on its own, however. That's just a pure editorial oversight.

I'm excited to learn from this piece that I need neither camera nor lenses in my camera bag. It really lightens the load.

"The iPhone 5s, running Apple’s fresh iOS 7, is an excellent phone with a very good camera."

How do you know that? Did you test how well the 5s functions as a TELEPHONE?

Apparently, many commercial software houses that develop applications for Microsoft Windows still have not learned this. And here we are, more than 23 years after the May 22, 1990 launch of Windows...

But, if an agency of the U.S. government originally contracted with him to create the sculpture as a work for hire, he would have been paid his fee and he would be due no more money. The problem...

No problems here.

The side lit by the umbrella looks ok. But, the right side is in deep, contrasty shadow, very unflattering. Place a reflector to camera right and bounce some light back for fill.

Someone sent me this link, and I am powerless to resist. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bpu0TIXzI1w

Whatever you choose, the vertical lines in your photos must be perfectly parallel to the edged of your frame. The Tile-shift lenses let you do this in camera. Otherwise, with the wide-angle lenses,...

Hmm, you'll want to stay away from the 1DX and 1DsIII in that case. You'd likely find them positively obese.

Tom, Canon's own profiles should be very good to excellent and may be all that you need. That said, keep in mind that no two printers are exactly alike, even if they came off the assembly line...

mayja look

Sisters? I don't see the resemblance.

Based on the shadows that I see -- and the ones that don't exist -- it looks as though your flash never fired.

Was something broken?

The gorilla's what? You used an apostrophe to indicate a possessive. So, I'm asking, the gorilla's what? Unless, you just mean more than one gorilla, which is a plural and does not take an...

Reminds me "Lion Eyes." Huh? That's not what the Eagles were singing about?