Yesterday I saw a camera body on line from Best Buy. It is a body only and pick up at store. It is an open box item. Unfortunately the camera is over 100 miles away. I called only to be told the do not ship open box items. Any thoughts?

You prett much nailed the rule of thirds. Personally I would tweak the grass in the fore ground. Both are acceptable. Trust your instincts.

I have decided to do some of my prints on canvas. So many companies out there. Any recommendations? Please no Costco. Not a member and quite a drive away. Also I am getting bombarded with emails with very cheap prints and outrageous postage. Please advise. Thanks for your help.

Everything I have read doesn’t like the eraser route.

My Sony Nex 5 keeps coming up with the same error. “Can not recognize lens. Attach it properly” From reading I am finding out the gold contacts are either dirty or not making contact. I am hoping dirty. Any thoughts on cleaning them? Thanks in advance for your time. TnT

Agree with the wife. Hope you are not shooting photos to please her. Her input maybe valuable maybe not. Not worth an argument

Looking for the command “vibrance” in Elements 15. Where oh where are you? Thanks in advance for your patience.

The refuge is great. Much to shoot if you take your time.

It’s all about condition but $40 range is pretty close


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Brownie Target Six-20
Kodak Brownie Target Six-20 Camera

Type: Box Rollfilm
Introduced: July 1946
Discontinued: May 1952
Film Size: 620
Picture Size: 2 1/4 X 3 1/4"
Manufactured: United States
Lens: Meniscus
Shutter: Rotary
Numbers Made: ?
Original Price: $3.50

Description:
The Brownie Target Six-20 is a metal box type camera with 2 brilliant view finders and the distictive vertical line art-deco design on front panel. It featured a sliding f/stop tab for a choice of around f/11 or f/16 and a "B" setting tab for time exposures. This camera was developed from the Target Brownie Six-20.

Fun Facts:
The Brownie Target Six-20 Camera was a very popular camera. Though the total number of these cameras that were made is somewhat of a mystery, it surely was up there with the most made models. The Brownie Target Six-20 is still popular among film photographers because of the 620 film size, which is easily respoolable. I'm particularly fond of the front design.

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Teflon tape on bayonet “thread” Remember to put it on counter clockwise.

Please don’t forget Howard heard it from Floyd the barber

All good information. Thanks a lot.

I am not sure they have any ideas. I have been picking out smaller cameras as well as kit lenses for now. I am pretty certain they will have thoughts on my choices and we can go from there. Thanks for responding.

I have been asked to help put together an equipment list for a small photography program. I notice both B&H and Adorama an educational assistance type help available. This is for a K thru 8 student body. Anybody deal with any of these departments?

Great job. Not crazy about second pose but posing in general is a personal thing. Lighting is pretty spot on. Really consider that small business thing. Many years ago I did a wedding that bloomed into a 23 year undertaking. I also did kids sports and art fairs. When I quit it was because it became work. Now retired I shoot what I want when I want. I will always love photography but this new approach is so much more satisfying.