colinadams

A prediction is not evidence. And a prediction that can never be tested can never turn out to be evidence.

I have one, and it works as advertised. I use it with a Nikon D300, and either a Nikkor 105 VR or a Nikkor 300 VR.

My wife has a Nikon D40 - she thinks my D300 is too big and heavy (and if my back doesn't improve, and I don't stop getting older, I might agree with her). But she also thinks that any lens...

Darktable and GIMP respectively (both free). But the former doesn't run on Windows (upgrading to Linux is sensible).

Yes.

Thanks. I tried doing the same. I'm not sure about timing - I think it's brute force, but I can get it to open (and work).Me neither. I wouldn't even know how to begin.Agreed.Well neither of us own...

My wife has a refurbished D40, now out of warranty. Recently the flash no longer pops up. Is there any way of fixing this other than sending it to Nikon?

The problem with going for a Pro FX body is (for me) the crop factor. I almost always have to crop as it is, and a longer focal length lens is not an option for me.For others, it is the cost.

Not so. People (e.g. me) buy DX for the crop factor. I would by a D4 if it met my requirements, but it doesn't.

I'm not sure what this thread is about. I don't see any pop-ups. Perhaps that is because I have AdblockPlus plugin (not sure).

B3 for me.

Never.I bought my first (a Nikon D300) in June 2008.

It's Black-tailed Skimmer. The green eyes give it away (Keeled Skimmer has blue eyes).Not to mention the black tip to the abdomen (there's a clue in the name :-) ).The one you showed later in the...

It works for my D300 + MB-D10 battery grip.

Which is also my experience when I've forgotten to switch back to 12-bit RAW.

Simply, they fly there.And the females will lay eggs, which become larvae, and, after about 2 years normally in this particular species, will emerge as you have seen.

Very nice Jim.

It's possible it might have come from a garden pond. What was the size? Is it shallow? Is it lightly or heavily vegetated.The exuvia (cast of skin from the final stadium larva) is considerably...

It's a Broad-bodied Chaser (Libellula depressa).