Jeff Peterman

First, I recommend that you post on the appropriate Nikon forum, not here: this forum is for photography using mobile devices such as phones and tablets. Secondly, I'd take the camera out of the...

When these came out, they were cheaper and higher capacity than CF cards. BUT, CF cards quickly exceeded them in every way (lower cost per GB, higher capacity, AND faster transfer rates). Plus, CF...

You might get better luck in one of the Camera gear forums - the Mobile forums are for discussions about taking photos with mobile devices such as phones and tablets.

On a crop body sensor, like the 7D, the 100mm lens is a little long for a portrait lens. (Standard rules are that an ideal portrait lens is between about 75mm and 140mm, depending on who you read,...

I live in the US. Right now, I have no need to buy any camera gear - I have more than I need at the moment. But I'll certainly try out the site by browsing around and seeing what it can offer....

The e-mails were a request to take a look - not a request to buy. The site is in beta, so any feedback (good or bad) can be helpful. This could also allow non-US members to give input on what...

The site only opened today. I would assume that they limited the roll-out to the US for now so that they can get the kinks resolved before going international - note that it does say "beta."

Laura, One thing I noticed from a quick look is that the changing main banner that takes up about 25% of the screen doesn't behave the way I'd like - there's too much information to read in the...

OK, thanks. I've been buying much of my gear from Amazon because of their prices and the shipping benefits I get from a Prime account - if you can match (or maybe even beat) their prices, and offer...

Looking at the site, I see that it matches the prices found on Amazon, but displays camera gear in a more-friendly manner. I see that I can also chose to add my Amazon account information to the...

That is an f4.5-f5.6 lens. So, even assuming it is as sharp (doubtful due to the longer zoom range and has optics that handle flare and distortion as well over the 200-400 range (doubtful based on...

"I'll give it a go in a few days and see." I think it's too late for that - when you powered it back up with water still inside, it probably shorted out some components. Now, you may be lucky and...

Two things: 1. Did you remove the little lithium battery too before letting it dry? 2. You should have waited a lot longer before turning it on. Obviously, neither question will help you now, but...

It will, but it doesn't offer any conversion options that take advantage of the RAW format (and it may, I'm not sure, only use the embedded JPG to create the output).

I'm not sure that you'll find an answer in this forum. Try the Sony Cyber Shot forum. Another option, find a card reader that can read the memory sticks (assuming that's what it uses) from the camera.

I remember that when I first installed LR1 and started it up, the default settings were to make a fresh copy of all images and store them in a location it preferred. It took me a while to figure...

Lightroom only tries to catalog all images if you tell it to. I have mine set to just show images from specific folders - and have had it that way since LR1. One big detail is to make sure that you...

There are settings in the menus for the standard output, controlling things like color saturation, sharpness, etc. Many of us prefer to keep those settings low, shoot RAW files, and do the...

In Light Room, you can simply select the files, chose Export, select the output directory, select the output format (size and file type), and start the export. That's it. If you want to do more,...

Good to hear that you're happy with your choice. This is very personal, depending on what you shoot and what you think you need - for me, the fixed lens would be too much of a limitation, but we...