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"Most Billingham bags do not get stolen". I started this as a gag and now you are so serious you make me laugh!

"Billingham" = "Rob me!"

Esthetically pleasant series with vintage colors. Pick one? My pick is the one where the orange neck of the parent bird glows, I think it was #4,

"The dog that did not bark in the night". Is this a mystery shot or what.  One amazing first try! Please keep posting. This is good.

No need to convince me. Deal with easier persons.

I do not believe people who use expressions like 'nothing ever'. Sorry. Life has made me so.

this answers your question about hammers and carpenter forums

Cool like a cucrumpler. I ordered a Tenba DNA8 instead.

Fingers itching to shoot anything and everything. I really like A6400!

Thanks for pointing out the Crumpler brand. I reconsider.

I do have an opinion about the Billingham brand. They are not adequate camera bags. They offer no protection against dust or moisture. The pouches do not keep stuff securely in place. You need to ...

The question is, how could they monetize the firmware project of cameras that they already have sold? You figure that one out, sell Sony the idea and then we'll wait.

I will not buy any more Sony cameras, no matter how great this newcomer might be.
Enough is enough.
So that you know.

I think there in the bottom somewhere is the need of being a part of Something Bigger. Here's a Canon tribe, there's a Sony tribe and over there are the weird Pentaxians. It is a weird glitch in ...

@ Handsome90
I cannot unsee what I have seen.

I do not go near bushy saltwater ponds. What looks like solid ground is turf floating on the surface. You take a step and there you are, neck-deep with your equipment, floating elements and all. ...

It seems that the amateurs at AP have drawn another conclusion.
PS. I'd like to know if Sony's financing services played a role in this deal.
I would not be surprised.

I am pretty sure that an important part of the deal was ho much Sony invested in finding out the wishes and expectations of the AP photographers while attending to the points they made after...

There will be no more real journalists.
Only content creators and activists will survive.

What are you talking about? I don't get it.