Majauskasson

Just because Nasa says it's still up there does not mean it is. Five years vs 16. Think about that. Onboard batteries and other systems get fried by solar radiation and micro particles smashing...

Nasa can absolutely take good clear high resolution pictures of the moon with telescope or satellite (Hubble has been forbidden). But it never will because the first thing people will ask...

Amazing how NASA manages to achieve such super high resolution detailed pictures of Earth from 400 miles up. So why does NASA's LRO going round the moon at just 50 miles up send such crappy...

Funny that NASA can take detailed pictures from 250 miles above Earth showing Bergun in all its glory. From 250 miles up yet. But can't take decent pictures of the "Lunar Landers" from just 50...

This Swiss thing about stopping photos - I'd love to go there and start snapping and watch them chase me down the road. What are they going to do? Stick me with a totally unenforceable local by-law...

Another fake NASA picture. You cannot get that kind of resolution. This is photo-shopped. As in Apollo and Mars - all photos are photo shopped. NASA does not have rovers on the moon. Never been...

Photography is like being a pilot. Most in either profession do it for the love of the job. Employers have lots to choose from. That surplus drops pay. Many pilots of smaller airlines on commuter...

Regarding those who think umbrellas for cameras don't belong in DPR what about tripods and bags and drones and every other gizmo for camera buffs. There's lots of useless junk out there. Most...

Elegant, I must say. There is still that mist that will get under the umbrella and wet your face and camera. I wear a good warm waterproof rain gear with extended hood. For my camera simple grocery...

Thank you Father Hanoise. Bless thee.

The question might be, why would someone fly a drone over private property, if not to spy? Why on earth? Photos maybe? Snapping pictures of private family functions? Scoping out the property? While...

Jan, Fabulous video showing interesting Mars' features. I like the effects from the thrusters, main rocket and other sounds - not sure if real or effects. Well done. Bravo. As a space buff, I...

My first camera was a Kodak Brownie, a black box camera with two magnifier viewers on the long and short side for portrait or landscape shots that you shot like a Hasselblad and 2-1/4 wind film. I...

Good article. I believe the mystique of rangefinders and Leica in particular, will eventually fade away. The fact that you struggled getting some decent well-focused pictures speaks to Leica's...

I use the optical viewfinder on my X100 most often. The EVF is ok but last resort. Most OVFs I've seen are terrible, choppy and badly designed and what a fly would see through it's multi-faceted...

Except for a maybe 5% of the market, SLRs are as dead as 8x10 box cameras in the 1800s. Nikon thought SLRs would go on forever. So they kept building junk. My D70 evolved into a worse D80. My D7000...

We are in post-SLR. Most people realized a few years ago that carrying monstrous SLRs and fixed lens cameras was a pain. Quality difference, mostly negligible. My first digital pictures was my...

Seriously, 1.8 vs 2.0 would make that much difference to you? Who shoots at 2.0 anyway? Going to 1.8 would double the size and triple the cost with no noticeable performance benefits. It's a...

Trespassing on a railroad is hardly the same as walking on a hot springs flood plain. Thousands of people can walk along a railway line without causing any damage. Railroad companies choose not to...

Damaging and trespassing on public and private property is a major problem in every major city of North America. Take the train in Paris and you'll see how profoundly punks are destroying that...