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A woman without nipples (who has not had surgery that required removing them) would be "incongruous." The prominence of breast nipples varies widely among women. In some cases the nipples are ...

I really like your B&W images. The more I look at Leica photos, the more I think of the cameras as being at their best when creating monochrome pictures.

AK, I'm not a fan of auto white balance when using my Nikons.  It seems like your Leica is as inconsistent as other cameras. . . Maybe AWB works on some cameras but my impression is that the ...

I think that using the term "stolen" to describe making a photo without permission to be a misnomer. . . Now that I think about it, "posed" doesn't really apply either, at least not when ...

I got an iPad Mini 2 a couple of years ago when the price dropped to $230. I had owned an original iPad and never used it. The Mini I use all the time. . . (I considered getting a large iPhone but ...

Frankly, I couldn't care less about the technical differences between CCD and CMOS sensors. . . We really do not need another long thread that devolves into an unresolvable argument about the ...

When I visited the website, a drop-down window appeared blocking the content informing me that the photographer derives income from advertisements, with a request that I disable my ad blocking ...

The shutter speed is way too fast for florescent light.  Start with 1/125. and go slower until the effect is gone. Ballast cycling varies but 1/125 is generally the fastest you can get away with. . .

Both NEC and Eizo have LED color-critical displays; I just wanted to mention that CCFL isn't dead, just on life-support.  Eizo still has a few; I don't know about NEC. It's been awhile since I've ...

At over 900 pages Thom's guide is a must if you are new to the D500. Thom is a pro photographer and a long-time Nikon user. He knows what photographers need to know to get the most out of our ...

This comparison depends on how well your display is calibrated and accurate color-wise. I think that the D200 image exhibits more natural shadows on the "skin" of the doll.  That "glow" you ...

Thanks for the correction. . . I need to look more carefully before I type!

Thanks for the heads-up!

Good idea.  I've known about that option, I just never took advantage of it. . .

The fact that a used D700 sells for more than a comparable used D600 is nothing more than the law of supply and demand. More people want a D700 than a D600. A D700 is basically a downsized D3. A...

That's the main reason I went with the D700. My first DSLR was a D80. I always preferred the smaller and lighter film Nikons: Nikkormat, FM2 and FA were my work cameras for many years. (I also...

@OlyPent I went with a used mint D700 to buy into FF cheaply with confidence. I did that last October and I haven't regretted my decision one bit. Nice price too! ;)

This afternoon I read 4-6 articles summarizing problems and in some of them, the benefits. . . I already knew about the Fujitsu ScanSnap PDF bug (I use my scanner a lot); I haven't found anything ...

Thanks for the links.  This image remains my fave by a great margin. . . It's subtle in its effect.

But you sometimes use AF-C with "focus trap?" "If I've guessed right, when the hummingbird visits the flower, and it's head is in focus, the camera will shoot a picture (or multiple, if I'm in ...