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Apr
26
comment Is there something that is the opposite of a teleconverter?
see this earlier question: photo.stackexchange.com/q/33988/6789
Mar
25
awarded  Constituent
Mar
18
awarded  Caucus
Feb
16
comment Why are white-lighted areas on my Nikon D5100's LCD blinking continuously?
The guide is nice but the quickest fix is just to press the Up or Down button while looking at a picture, to cycle through the viewing options.
Dec
15
awarded  Critic
Dec
8
comment Is it ok to breathe the front glass element of a lens to fog it and clean it?
which came first? this question or this article?
Dec
2
comment Why most Nikon-mountable prime lens don't have image stabilization?
the Nikon site lists 7 primes with VR (85 macro DX, 105 macro FX, 200 f2, 300 f2.8, 400f2.8, 500f4, 600f4)
Nov
20
awarded  Organizer
Nov
20
revised Pros and Cons for using a camera strap and what better alternatives are available?
switch tag
Nov
20
suggested suggested edit on Pros and Cons for using a camera strap and what better alternatives are available?
Oct
31
comment What are the advantages and disadvantages of using auto ISO on a DSLR?
this is misleading because you're working with [at least] 6 variables here: light + (aperture&shutter speed) + iso + post-processing = final exposure + noise. and what you've shown is that holding light, a/s, and the final exposure constant, decreasing ISO, and increasing post-processing results in greater noise. in order to get a real meaningful understanding of what one factor does to another you can't have so many things changing at the same time
Oct
22
comment Should the depth of field in the viewfinder be the same as the final images with the aperture set to wide open?
Any chance you have a second camera that could see into the viewfinder of the first?
Sep
30
awarded  Yearling
Sep
26
comment What's the difference between exposure and shutter speed?
Flickr's EXIF data lists shutter speed as "Exposure" ... maybe not the reason for this question but it's definitely something that's confused me in the past
Aug
24
comment Can a consumer-grade camera take good aurora pictures?
@Itai any reason why the OM-D specifically? there are plenty of entry-to-mid-level DSLRs that are cheaper
Aug
22
comment What are the laws in the United States concerning photo printing copyrights?
His camera + he sets up the shot + she presses the shutter button = she owns the copyright?
Aug
8
comment Upgrade from D3100 to D90
snapsort.com/compare/Nikon_D3100-vs-Nikon_D90
Aug
6
awarded  Commentator
Aug
6
comment Plan to a landscape shot
google earth is a good bet but even that may not be as much detail as you're looking for
Jul
25
awarded  Scholar