BillAngel

The image brings to mind that old adage "The Best Camera Is The One That's With You". My first cellphone with a built in camera produced images with only 480x640 resolution,  images quite inferior ...

If someone else hasn't already posted this: Here is a link to an interactive graph that displays dynamic range versus ISO speed for a large number of cameras: http://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/ ...

I was in a Best Buy store on Monday checking out the Nikon gear which I've never seen anyone else in that store do. And while they have a Nikon Z series mirrorless camera body on display, they ...

One can purchase a Nikon D100 body on eBay for around $50. It has a resolution of 6MP. I own one and still occasionly use it. One problem that does occur with a camera this old is that the menu ...

I have a Flickr paid pro account and access them via their app running on an Android tablet. I've also encountered problems with slow downloads or images not loading at all. When this happens the ...

These shots were made at a state fair, shooting with a cropped sensor DX format Nikon DSLR. The lens had a 28mm focal length, and an Opteka "Semi Fisheye" accessory lens screwed into the front of ...

I also use the D200 for macro work. A useful accessory for making it easier to manually focus the camera is Nikon's DR-6 right angle finder. It provides the photographer with the choice of either ...

I'm also using a D200 for flower and macro work. I usually shoot in HDR mode. bracketing the exposure by plus and minus 1 EV and then using an application on a tablet computer to combine the three ...

I  purchased a Nikon DSLR camera and two Nikon mount lenses from the used equipment department of Ace Camera/Dominion Camera and was very satisfied with the condition of the equipment that I obtained.

The images with the wrong white balance have a much higher proportion of sky in the image than the composition with the correct white balance. I am able to get the correct white balance for my IR ...

I shoot in the infrared range with a full spectrum DX format Nikon DSLR by placing a Hoya 720nm filter in front of the lens. My widest lens is a 17mm-50mm Tamron f2.8, so I don't have experience ...

The Gnome & Garden Show – Spring Flower Display at the Rawlings Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Baltimore. The images are NOT reversed for crossed eyed viewing. A useful aid for viewing ...

An interesting set of images. I'm not adept at cross eyed viewing of stereoscopic images. But I did download them so I could view them with the two images swapped in position. I found that the ...

I do my conversions on an Android tablet that I bought from Best Buy for $80.00. The program that I use is called 3DSteroidPro, and is available from the Google Play store $3.00.

No I don't think so. But the images would have to be swapped  for someone attempting to view them "cross eyed" without a Stereoscopic viewer.

My response is that I'm not very adept at "free viewing". I agree that a 3D image pair provides a superior viewing experience to Anaglyph images, and I do enjoy viewing them in that format, but ...

If you are a member of Facebook there is an active Anaglyph group there whose link is: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Anaglyph/ You might consider posting your question to that group. If I might ...

I still shoot with both the Nikon D100 and the D200. I'm also planning to go down to Washington DC tomorrow to shoot the cherry blossoms and other subjects with the D200. I've gotten excellent ...

I have a different perspective on that issue. I am 71 years old and am quite active in posting my photographs to Instagram. A good percentage of the Instagram users who "like" my images, i.e. ...