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For me, with two exceptional, fully functional, "Sherman Tank"-built Nikon F's gathering dust, it's still a charming idea - but this particular offer is a bad execution.

About two years ago, I built a home-made panoramic, revolving head. Then I wanted to set the camera mount locations for different lenses, so that the pivot point for each was so there would be no ...

Submitting one's work to a single critic, whom you don't know, have little or no clue about his/her background, accomplishments, and tastes, who probably has no pedigree (that we know of) as a ...

The concept is interesting, but in the execution, there seems to be an unnatural "haze" around the lighthouse - the flow of the clouds seems interrupted. This is also likely, though less so, ...

....for such silliness?

I would recommend Vegas. 20 minutes West of the strip is Red Rock Canyon. Less than an hour NE is Valley of Fire (as others have mentioned.) If you haven't seen much of Las Vegas night, and the ...

Try Red Rock Canyon (only 20 minutes west of "the Strip") and Valley of Fire Nevada State Park (45 minutes NE of Vegas.) Both are spectacular, especially the Valley of Fire.

A picture is worth a thousand descriptions of your problem.

That OLED LG: Can one put a USB flashdrive with pictures on it, and cycle through to watch them, (using LG's controller) or does it have to be hooked on to a laptop with an appropriate program?

The photo I included was actually shot with an old point and shoot, which did have macro capability (but only 7 megapixels.) A couple of details to suggest: 1. The old slide film is no longer flat, ...

I'm in favor of shooting the slides with a camera. It is very fast, and the "rig" can be built by anyone with an x-acto knife and cardboard. I used my own DSLR camera, and added a $12 "extension ...

… and with a fully articulating LCD you can also shoot "around the corner," stick the cam inside small openings, and even turn it around and shoot "selfies" or make video presentations where you ...

….but it's surely much more difficult to sharpen a blurred picture! To each his own, of course, but I'd rather have as sharp a lens as I can afford.

Have walked over that bridge, a couple of times. Cannot recall, ever, such a sky! (since you asked, yes I think that the shadows are a bit too dark/muddy, on my 24" Dell screen.)

Well, he was only a youngster during the war, carrying baskets of food (and occasionally, bullets) to the resistance, and later as an officer and captain on the war surplus Liberty ships ...

… I guess, mainly, because I don't take that many "people pictures." Captain Takis, (Greek Merchant Marine, retired) discussing WWII reminiscences with friends, in a Winery museum. Shot with a ...

Maybbbe...have the "cloud" issue out of the eye sockets...?

That's what this forum needs, a new person that starts out with an "attitude."