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I have a Domke f5xb as well, and the belt for my backpack can fit through the belt pathway on the Domke. I guess the problem is that this won't work on some packs because the hip pads interfere. I ...

Snapseed and Google Photos both run on an iPad as well ;-) In fact, Snapseed has been my favorite image editor for iOS for years. It was originally developed by Nik, who also brought us the ...

Okay...I won't lecture, but I will point out a few things: 1. Many of us buy software to organize images as well as edit them. Lightroom is the popular option for that, but there are other tools as ...

Spectacular series of a beautiful area!

This. I've been buying DSLR cameras and lenses since 2004, but I bought my first m4/3 camera (GF1 with 20mm f/1.7) when my first child was born in 2010. I bought my next (and most recent) camera, ...

Thanks for the link and the tip! I like having a second camera for backup and when I want to shoot two bodies with two lenses. If they only offer $90 for a good condition E-M5, mine with a broken ...

I purchased my Panasonic GF1 in 2010 from a camera shop that used it as a test/demo model. It was a nice discount on a camera that nobody seemed to have in stock at the time. I'm guessing that the ...

I have been eyeballing this: http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/tradeup Any qualifying camera (DSLR, m4/3) will get you $300 + trade-in value off a PEN-F or E-M1 Mark ii. I plan to fill out the form ...

What was the price on your refurbished PEN F? Olympus doesn't have any on the site now, but I will keep looking. I hope to get a PEN F sometime next year, or sooner if I can swing it. I've had the ...

Congrats on the PEN F! I'm hoping to replace my E-M5 with one next year. I think black lenses on silver bodies look the best, but my second choice would be black lenses on black bodies. Silver ...

My Nikon D70 (purchased 2004) had a base ISO of 200. Two years later I bought a Nikon D200, which had a newer sensor and a base ISO of 100. I also had a Canon P&S that had a base ISO of 80. My ...

Well I don't know if this qualifies as survived, but it actually still works using the EVF. Even the 9-18mm still seems to take sharp photos, but zoom feels a tad stiff. The EVF is fine even ...

Geez... I've never even heard of the AF-P stuff! :-D I'm shooting mostly Olympus these days, but still use my D200 because I have an 80-200mm f/2.8D, a Tokina 12-24mm F4, and a 300mm f/4 AF-S. Also ...

Ah... my mistake. I had a D70 and then a D200. I assumed the D60 could still work with screwdriven lenses based on the OP's post. I thought it was the D3000 and D5000 series that got rid of the in ...

The D60 and D70 could autofocus screwdriven lenses like the 35mm f/2 AF-D. Nikon's entry level bodies can't autofocus those older lenses. They only autofocus lenses that have internal focus motors ...

I've been a PC user since DOS/Windows 3.1. In all the years that have passed I think I've only used one Mac regularly, and that was a Macbook I used for work for about a year (although I still ...

I agree.  I have the Panasonic 20mm f.17 and Oly 45mm f/1.8 primes, but the 12-40mm f/2.8 is so good that it practically lives on my camera. I have the 9-18mm when I want wider, but I have always ...

I would argue that Olympus has been one of the most innovative camera manufacturers in recent years, but entry level camera buyers will usually go with the most megapixels for the money. Packing ...

I have some big prints out of my D70 as well! I can't remember the largest I have from that camera... 24x36 range I believe. I know have quite a few in the 13x19 range. I've seen much larger D70 ...

My touring bike is a fully rigid lugged steel frame with 700x35 tires and front/rear panniers and a front handlebar bag large enough to hold a DSLR and a fairly large lens (plus an additional lens ...