Every year, I plant several tomato plants.... usually a few beefsteaks and a couple of cherry tomatoes. A couple of years ago, I planted a variety called Goliath. They certainly lived up to their name! This particular one measured a little over 17 1/2" in circumference!

Although they were very large, they didn't have that wonderful, acidic taste of the beefsteak variety that I like so much, so, this year it's back to the time-tested varieties.... and my mouth is a waterin'! I love tomato and mayonnaise sandwiches! Nothin' better than a sun-warmed, red-ripe tomato with lots of acid!

The Evernote app is my personal filing cabinet. I file many useful bits of information in some of the folders I have created. One folder - Personal, contains documents like a scanned copy of my drivers license, birth certificate, auto insurance policy, etc. I have one called Travel where I put in flight, auto rental and hotel reservations (when you sign up for Evernote you get an email account that you can forward any email you received to be filed in Evernote.

But I also have a Photography folder where I keep my camera equipment inventory, a .pdf of my camera's manual, and other subject related to photography. But what I also place in the folder (notebook) are instructions for setting on different kinds of shots that I don't take frequently, but need to have available when needed, like cheat sheets. These shots include instructions for: taking shots of the moon, fireworks, Disney rides, from an airplane, sunsets, landscapes, snow, and at a concert.

Evernote is free and available on IOS, droid, etc. So you can have it on your desktop, laptop, iPhone, iPad, and smartphone.

It's a great app to file anything that you may need to access for work, home, hobby, travel, etc.

The viewer/reader wins - various ideas, sometimes conflicting, but all products have pros and cons. Some reviewers mention some points, and some mention others. Consulting many sources makes for an informed consumer.

Ken seems to go to extremes - no tripod, no raw. He'll love a camera one day and hate it the next. I read his column for entertainment, although he does have lots of good advice. Just keep an open mind.

Snapchick seems torn between being a "babe" and being an expert on photography. I don't visit very often.

Fro does actually know photo, but I find him hard to take. I think he would increase his following if he changed his appearance and his delivery style. Good info but hard to watch.

There are so many good, serious reviewers out there.

EDIT: As for who wins, that would depend on the contest. For Ken, it would be a written test. Snapchick would favor bikini mud wrestling, and Fro would probably want a rap competition. :D

I love the upgrage the D7200 provides from my D700 - especially low light performance. I've attached 2 photos taken in my darkened wine cellar with the same 35mm Nikon 1.8G lens on each camera tripod mounted. I could not have taken this photo hand held with the D7000 since I was at maximum iso of 6400 and the fastest shutter speed was 1/8 sec. The D7200 took the photo at 1/25 sec which would have given me a clear hand held shot- even with my septagenarian tremor.
My only complaint is with Nikon - not the camera. The new micro USB connector cord, which makes my collection of old cords obsolete, is only 2 feet long and doesn't reach the USB port on my CPU which sits on the floor. I guess I'll start downloading directly from the cards. Also Nikon didn't include a hot shoe cover (which was included with my D7000) which I ordered separately from B&H for $2. Nikon support said they didn't plan to make a longer cord. Perhaps if enough of us complain, they or some 3rd party will make a longer one.