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good job kamran. I love my D7k. There's a lot to learn, but its fun and I'm sure you'll have many good years with it.

kamran, out of curiosity, how many clicks (shutter releases) on your refurb D7000? Any signs of wear on the grip/body?

kamran, out of curiosity, how many clicks (shutter releases) on your refurb D7000? Any signs of wear on the grip/body?

The new P7800 looks interesting. It seems to have many of the right features, except that tiny little sensor.  Shouldn't the Nikon A have been the changeable lens alternative? You know, like the...

Went to CR/Panama 9 months ago over the holidays with my daughter. Agree with the others, the less time in San Jose the better. Stayed in Monteverde, did the zip lines and hiked. Took public bus to...

I was looking through your Thailand set. You have a very interesting eye for compositional spatial and linear relationships. Several images capture an intriguing juxtaposition of similar and yet...

Pretty nice, though I can't help but notice that the shots with the most spectacular skies don't show much of the low fog. One that caught both would have been the ultimate. (Maybe a little HDR?)

I say good riddance. Like the old AT&T they unjustifiably screwed consumers for years on what was essentially a bulk commodity. A management team that just can't see the way forward.
Nikon, are you...

I say good riddance. Like the old AT&T they unjustifiably screwed consumers for years on what was essentially a bulk commodity. A management team that just couldn't see the way forward.
Nikon, are...

No mention of how this lens compares optically to its predecessor.
Is it sharper or less sharp than the previous version??

"some way"?  You can select any part of an image you want in PS and then adjust the exposure and anything else. But I agree, the center rocks are a bit bright. Also, the image appears too...

Actually, with my D7000 set on Active D-lighting/Extra high, I see halos too, for example around a dark building against a bright sky. Active D-lighting is not a multiple exposure function so its...

ha, good catch, the reflection doesn't match. I wonder what he did? I generally enjoyed those travel photos. Even the dopey cruise ship was interesting. Pushing the saturation a bit makes the scene...

Don’t know if anyone is still reading this thread, but I must agree with Doss. I love Istanbul and Turkey in general. I never felt threatened. Last year I dropped down from Georgia and took trains...

I agree that your HDR generally hits a nice balance, not too extreme, except maybe the boat where the water appears too saturated and last one with its purple water yellow sky. The images are...

Having grown up in the area, you take the bridges for granted. I wonder why the new east span doesn't maintain the double-deck design of the original?

Insure your equipment (if it isn't covered by home owners ins.) and forget about it. Upload your images each night and you'll never lose more than a days worth of photos.  Agree with moss: never...

It’s not that I disagree with an anti-barbarian sentiment. It’s just that we’re in trouble as soon as one person can tell another person what he can or can’t look at. It’s too easy to start...

My respect for you just dropped a few bars. This is the world we live in, that’s reason enough to shoot and post.  Much of the world is beautiful; some of it is ugly. As has been expressed above,...

ahhh, brings back good memories.
I spent much of my high school and college years riding freight trains around the western US. It wasn’t a “lifestyle,” but it was an adventuresome diversion. The...