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These are by my wife, who is a far better people-photographer than I. I'm sure you'll recognize the subjects and finally, one from the gas museum Hope you enjoy viewing them as much as she did ...

Are you rotating the circular wheel which surrounds the OK button?

Also take a look at Green Cay Nature Center and Wetlands Loxahatchee NWR I've been to Shark Valley in the Everglades a few times in January, which was excellent. No idea what it's like in summer/fall

FWIW, some of the current software (specifically DXO PL4) does a much better job of processing high ISO raws than photoshop

Sure, but then you'd be wrong ;-) Even if you started from a different sign, you'd be wrong.

Erik, Always a pleasure to hear from you.  Stay well. We need you! Sherm

Got it. Thanks

Bill Interesting. I hadn't realized that the ISO setting caused modification of the signal before the ADC.  I think that explains why a higher ISO setting decreases read noise for a given scene at ...

Neat sign. I remember the gas museum from a trip with friends to your lovely area about 10 years ago. One of the highlights was a visit with a man named Napoleon Garcia in Abiquiu. He's no longer ...

Perhaps they think it's yellllow, or he thought tierra looked so good he decided to continue the pattern with amarilla. You just never know ;-)

They remind me of psychedelic 1960's album covers and fabrics

I wonder why they call it a candela ;-) There must be a reason somewhere

Beautiful colors. Very 1960ish

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I've used Watson and Wasabi batteries without problems for several of my cameras. The only issue I've had is they don't necessarily track remaining charge perfectly, so they tend to get sensed as ...

The rationale for selecting manual is fairly straightforward - You have a reason to want to select a specific (perhaps wide as possible) aperture and a specific shutter speed (to minimize subject ...

At least make it clear that you're pointing to your own video. That's not obvious unless one clicks on your profile and looks at your website link, and then compares your website name to your name ...

Erik, Can you please post the link Thanks

Sounds like the internal LCD (the one used for the EVF) is not firmly in place.   I know of no solution other than disassembly and repair.

Thanks. Interesting observation about the web.   I find that the 350N is much better than the on-camera flash, but small enough that it's not a nuisance to use.