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"Knoxis' recent activity Knoxis has no recent activity in the last 12 months."

But what about two year's?   ;-)

It appears you have lost the rest of your flash.

Those are wonderful pics.  You should enter them into a photo contest.  Or at least contact National Geographic.  I'm sure they can use them in the magazine.  Certainly the third one.

A beanbag works great

Lightroom has an organizational component in addition to the editing functions. It will copy files from your cameras/flashcards to your hard drive.   It can be setup create/copy to folders base on ...

You may be on to something...

If you are using lightroom, check out the "virtual copy" feature.

This indeed. Or just push the lens until it pops out of the case if possible. The Otterbox case I use has an opening for the camera lens (not covered by anything).

Thanks for the ideas.  Glad it is just not me!

I'm sure there's a joke in here somewhere about "learning the hard way."

They are called glasses. Oh boy! That would be ONE thing I could do without my glasses!   But what about the other thousand things?

Struggling with this.  My focus point keeps ending up in the upper left corner.  I assume my nose is doing it.  Wondering if there is a way to fix it to the center?

The unhelpful ones you mean?

OK. My comment was not intended to explain the Sunny 16 rule, rather to point out that Sunny 16 had nothing to do with the use of f/16 in an exercise to demonstrate depth of field. Might have been ...

I think some are being unduly harsh. This is the "BEGINNER" sub-forum after all. It seems the OP is trying to learn by following some suggested exercises. The problem being confusion as to the ...

The Sunny 16 rule is a method to calculate exposure on a bright sunny day without a meter.

All right, who clicked "I Had It??"

Prove it!

And don't "store" any on the camera.