No that’s not Photoshop, that’s the customizable splash screen you see. This year, my birthday came early. I had been pretty involved with finding a GPS for the car, so I knew what I was going to get. Add in the thousands of conferences my coworkers and I go to in the fall semester, […]
“George, I don’t know how to say this, but… We’ve been talking, are you sure your plot twist is your original idea?”
Even after several months, this movie doesn’t sit right with me…
I’m a Nikon D40 owner. I originally bought the camera because of it’s affordable price, and size. I wanted to be able to have some money for good glass too. Apparently beyond Nikon’s belief, I rarely take the camera out of A(perture) or M(anual) modes. I say this, because there aren’t many accessories available to […]
I’m pretty darn excited. I just got my first pro style tripod and head the other day. It will end up being used for both photography work and to support a birthday present for Amanda. For a while now I’ve wanted a tripod that would be tall enough that I could be standing up hill […]
A long time ago, there once was a good, helpful, and inexpensive way to register domain names at cheap prices. It was an era when folks were jumping on the HTML band wagon. This is before the myspace kids, the youtube phenomenon and well, before google was as big as it is now. In that […]
I’ve been holding out on everyone. Just over a week ago I wandered into Rivers Camera in Dover to pick up something I had ordered, and there, on the shelf was the highly sought out 70-300 AF-S with VR. I’ve been watching this lens slowly hit “In Stock” status and disappear very quickly at all […]
Before I go any further, I want to state loudly, clearly, and with out question the following statements.
If you are looking for top-notch photos from your slr, put up the money for the glass on front.
Most of the time, this means, use the manufacturer lenses for said slr.
Most of the time you get what you […]
For this review, I took a few photos for comparison with the D40 and the D70. I set up a tripod roughly 80 inches from our Christmas tree and cycled through the zoom levels on each lens. I set both cameras to auto mode, allowing each camera to take the picture as it wishes, which […]
