kodachromeguy

Very nice.  It shows that even in grunge and grease, there are forms, textures, and colors.  Also, sometimes industrial photography shows that some unknown designer or engineer tried to make his...

I think Microsoft demonstrated that they do not need to listen to customers. Windows 8 anyone?

The big problem is the Mac versions are unstable. I wish they would seriously offer products for Mac.

For many US buyers, the main criteria is being comfortable with the purchase, which means it is accepted by their peers.  Canon and Nikon are seen all over suburbia, at schools, at ball games,...

If you are using a Mac, I suggest ExifChanger.  It is inexpensive, about $25 US if I recall correctly.  It includes a handy map tool for manually geotagging any frames that you select.  ExifChanger...

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/Camera-Lens-Brackets/ci/10833/N/4075788747 Here are some more options for support rings that fit various telephoto lenses.  If you lens is the right diameter, one...

I have exactly the same dilemma, but I want to mount a heavy 200 f/2.8 Apo-Nikkor lens.  I think the only solution will be to order one of the Nikon-m4/3 adapters with the integral tripod mount...

Very nice. But almost $1000, and the optical viewfinder is $450? Do you think they may be limiting their market a bit?

If you already have a m4/3 lens, you can get the E-P3 body from Cameta for $369.  That price has not changed for at least 5 months.

Joe is right. If you said "Spanish Civil War" to the typical high school student in the US, they would have no idea what you were talking about. And a majority would not be able to identify the...

Agree. My wife's 1970 Spotmatic is still in working condition,. The 55 mm Super-Takumar lens was amazingly sharp. It was single coated, but we never ever had flare problems.

Agree. My wife's 1970 Spotmatic is still in working condition,. The 55 mm Super-Takumar lens was amazingly sharp. It was single coated, but we never ever had flare problems.

I used a G1 for three years and liked it a lot.  I especially liked the monochrome modes and the long battery life.  Hint: try Photo Ninja to extract details from the RAW files that you will be...

I like Pentax products and always have, but it is a real shame you almost never see their DSLRs in the US. Canon and Nikon totally dominate the mass media marketing, and most casual buyers are not...

Another vote for the 9-18mm lens.  It's convenient, versatile, and reasonable cost (especially when you consider a Leica 21 Super-Angulon cost more than $600 in the 1970s!).

If you are in USA, you might still be able to get the G3 at the $219 price at B&H.  Ask for the coupon price.  I'm really impressed with mine.  It is small, handy, and good image quality,...

In my experience, nylon bags stay the same for years until they finally succumb to bad stitching or you get tired of them.  Canvas ages because the fabric is an organic material.  I still use a...

The color data is still there in the RAW file (if it was written to the memory card).  So you can safely shoot the jpeg in B&W and still go back to color if you want later.

I am fairly new to RAW processing, too.  I have had great results with Photo Ninja. It lets you process the raw file and save the processing instructions, and then you can export TIFF or jpeg as...

I bought one of the G3 cameras from B&H for only $219.  I love it!  And it is so tiny, I can take it anywhere.  So far, I love the optical quality with the 20 mm f/1.7 lens, and I like the option...