Sangster

Had a little fun on Sunday with the V1 in the rain. One of the biggest cruise ships in the world made port in Vancouver. This is the first time they have tried something like this. Unfortunately, ...

Wow! What a fantastic set. You really worked for those. The aerial shots gives a sense of the rugged geography of the place. Thanks for sharing.

A rare sight, indeed. You may want to post that photo to the smoking thread in the Documentary and Street Forum.

Thank you for your kind words. Opium smoking is a Rajasthan tradition but I don't think the old man was smoking opium. He was an actor employed at a tourist site. The prevalence of tobacco smoking ...

Fat profits draw in another new entrants into FF mirrorless segment. Lower parts count, elimination of expensive pentaprism but with retail prices matching DSLR's = profit machine

Sichuan, China Tokyo, Japan Trinidad, Cuba Vancouver, Canada Yunnan, China (Opium pipe) Rajasthan, India

I remember those Nikon One Touch 100's P&S in the early 1990's. They were inexpensive, produced great results at the price point the masses were happy with and the company made good profits margins...

Concentrating on a small group of high end customers is a risky strategy IMO.

Fond memories. First time I saw an elephant walking down the street was in Udaipur. Also cannot forget chai experience there. My wife and I ordered from a chai wallah near the Hindu temple in the ...

Hi Bijankc, was that Udaipur?

But with ultra-low interest rates everyone can affordable X payments for bling phone.

I wish manufacturers offer non-4K option on their still cameras at a lower prices. For me 1080 is good enough.

I went to my first predator flying demonstration last month. It was a lot of fun being able to see them up close. I did not have my 30-110 mm as it is still being repaired but I think the 10-30PD ...

"These are to be fair stop gap cameras. They are really aimed at Nikon users and Canon users with existing lenses now with mirrorless options that lets them stay with their lenses."

Well...

This is why camera cos are moving up market. Lower volume, higher margins.

I was there many moons ago (pre-digital). I found the 50 mm , 25 mm lens were the most useful. I also brought along a tripod for slow shutter exposures. As I recall the Navajo tour guide took us to ...

Ya, me thinks Canon will also play it safe and not endanger their pro-DSLR line.

Nikon must think they have enough prestige, brand value that there is no need to put their best foot forward at launch.

That is skillful camera handling there, Stefan. Tough to anticipate the flight of those little guys.

Looks like quite a variety of seafood. Newfies as you probably know don't really have a foodie culture. Did you have a chance to tour around The Rock (Newfoundland)?