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Sylvester: "Why didn't anyone ph...think of this phth...sooner? Tweetie: "Siwwy puddycat."
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These are 2012 models, but very good and inexpensive. Check Amazon, J&R, or B&H for the best prices. Sort by price, from lowest to highest, since the offerings are not all the same for any given...
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That depends on how much lighting the room has in the first place, plus whether the people accept or tolerate bright illumination associated with a conference or dim light often preferred for a...
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4k monitors will fall in price. The $1,400 Seiki model attains "only" 30fps at 4k resolution. But that's not the...
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Then stick with Elements or migrate to Corel. No one to stop you, unless you really do need fancy features of CS, which you probably never did. Adobe has figured out that it can't make money and...
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Which is precisely the point! Sales are going down, signifcantly.
According to PC World, citing IDC, sales for first quarter 2013 were 76.3 million units, down 13.9 percent compared to the same...
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Skies too cloudy in NE USA during past two days and nights. Light "pollution" or crossing aircraft predominate unless one can be in a remote area. The Kansas and ND shots both show some glow from...
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She gets paid better than you, I'll bet. Jealous?
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A Norwegian, not an Islamist, committed one of the most horrible acts of terror I can imagine. It was even uglier than 9/11, because he pointed a gun at children in front of him and mowed them...
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Fly-fishers and photographers can be great symbiotic companions, a bit like an unlikely bond between dog and cat. The photographer will be enthralled by the scenery, the challenge of capturing...
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Both parks have scenic loops. Signs and maps are everywhere. If you can't recognize Grand Teton or Old Faithful on sight, and have to ask, people may wince and think you are bluffing or...
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Photographers are trouble enough when loners. They prowl about like Peeping Toms, strangely obsessed with taking pictures of things, or for reasons, that defy sane comprehension. Their...
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That is the question posed in the ad. But bo answer given. The answer might be self-evident only to a camera fan who loathes the encroachment of phone cameras. It's the sort of non-justification...
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It's for sale. That's the price. All the reviews are by people who admit using it for seeing ordinary HD video. But there's a chicken-egg problem: can't review 4k displays without 4k content;...
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Who in blazes, other than a lunatic, would tow along a DSLR every time they leave home?
90.2% must be owned by people who are at least half sane. Not even professional photo journalists have big...
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Would something like that work? Or maybe a bicycle treadmill generator?
Either more expensive than a few spare batteries, but perhaps a way to get exercise or lose weight? If people grind away at...
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The TM700 has a 35-420mm (equiv) f1.5– 2.8 Leica lens, which is more versatile and faster than any m4/3 or DSLR zoom lens, for the money. Of course the TM700's three 1/4" sensors are smaller than...
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Camera manufacturers are either losing money or making less money. Critics suggest that they cut the prices, in order to sell more. But that simply means more losses if the margins ar negative. ...
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Yep, gotta finish those projects ... some day. Might you need a plug-in sold by Procrastinatorshop? Works with any A/C outlet. Works like a Taser or cattle prod.
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It connects to the camera and can be put over your shoulder or neck to carry the camera.
It's also known as a camera strap.
However, it will jog about as you walk, as if you had a big paunch or...
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John Koch has not added any dpreview gear yet.
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