Thanks!

I could be wrong but I don't think it's an easy thing to do because of it's location.

I've had a Canon 1DX Mark II for over two years and have had to calibrate one of the batteries once after it was showing only two green bars. The charger that comes with the camera is listed at $349.00 and the batteries are $163.00. This is the first Canon camera that I have bought with this feature. Before I'd throw out the baby with the bath water I'd check to see if this is also available for Nikon batteries too. At the price of these new batteries I sure hope they last longer then the LP-E6N, some of which are five years old.

The program will work with Nikon cameras but you have to make the changes manually on Canon. It will still work but a bit lower.

Thanks. I always wanted to try FoCal but friends that have bought it never could get it working right. Part of that could be because they were using Canon cameras and they had to manually work the program. The hang-up I have is that you need to be tethered to a laptop when doing checks on 300mm through 600mm. I just couldn't use my PC because I don't have the space to set up the required distances. I also read all the reviews and that caused me to stop and think.

Thanks, I try to and haven't ever taken the bait, so far so good.

Thanks to all. I do have an anti-malware program running and it's "Webroot and it does warn me. Do to the way that I have been bothered , a lot lately, is I can't just click on the "X" because it's covered up and I have to shut down all programs to get to it. It's just a pain in my a**. They just don't give up. I'm thinking of trying "Malwarebytes" and see if it works any better. Thanks again.

Invariably when I access this site I get an orange warning in the upper left-hand corner that says it from Windows saying several things. First is that my subscription to McAfee has expired and after I clear that I get another that says that my files are corrupt. Most of the time as I am signing out of the UHH I get a full page warning from Webroot saying that this is not a safe site. Is anyone else having any similar problems with this site?

Thanks Rich, I have 4 bodies and 6 lenses. It would be a lot easier to actually find out which button I had inadvertently pushed or changed then it would be to have to Fine Tune 6 lenses again from scratch. Thankfully I use Lens Align with their software and do have a print out for each body and corresponding lens.

That looks good but the fact that it does not back up "Fine Tune" is troublesome. If you have 4 or 5 lenses there's a lot of time and work involved doing a redo unless you record all your results elsewhere. To do a reset of the camera would be the last resort.

Bob, do you use only the installed software for editing or other added software? The reason I ask is a friend just bought the 27" iMac and says that he needs no other PP software.

What's the best way to have your photos printed is the question I believe your asking. It may depend on the preset requirements put forth by those hosting the contest. A long time ago many contests required an "F" surface paper. You will not be putting any copyright or name on your prints. Check the entry form and follow it to the letter. Good luck with your endeavors.

Very nice, did you use flash for this one? The detail is excellent!

I started in 1954 and couldn't agree more with you! It over all didn't make a lot of difference going from a simple box camera to a Hasselblad either, composition , focus and exposure were the name of the game. I thought I was downtown Charlie Brown when I built my first darkroom and could dodge and burn. Shooting weddings for over 25 years on film was an eye opener. I now wish that I could have been using a digital camera for all of those 25+ years. I learned negative retouching and selective developing along the way. Digital is a combination of photography and art aided immensely by computers and software. I could be wrong, have been more times then right, but true unedited results can best be made on film do to the automatic editing that a digital camera does in house. Maybe here on the Hog there could be a section for those that wanted to display unedited shots, could be interesting.