Have had sand disk cards since my inception to digital; have taken over 100,000 photos and not one has given me a hastle at all.

Try the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY. If they are not interested, they may know who would be. Call and start by talking to the manager in the photo book store.

Sounds like business as usual. Call them and let them have it.

The only time you will need a larger power supply is if the total draw of the computer and the add ons that you for it have a power draw that is beyond the power supply's ability. There is no other reason to get a larger one.

See below, this site is screwing up again.

I have never "tuned" a lens and if you ahve been following the remarks form those that have done this, more end up wishing they never tried it. What is wrong with the lens that makes you want to do this anyways?

One should always shoot in Raw and in the largest setting. Why have a valuable camera and turn it into a $39 dollar Wal Mart Vivitar special of crap!

The right way is to shoot the photo in the best version your camera offers. Fixing the photo and deciding what size to export it in is done in your post processing software. If you have lightroom I can tell you how to do it if you respond to me privately since the admin is illegally blocking me from receiving responses; I can only access here by getting the daily digest.

I ahve san disk cards that I have shot thousands of photos on them and some are 10+ years old; never a problem. A lot depends on the cards you have.

Jerry, be ware of cheap enclosures like the one you posted. When I was shopping for a multi enclosure for drives I found two important things to look for. The first was heat. Many of them do not control the heat well and heat is the first thing that will kill a hard drive; the unit must run cool and keep the drives cool. Doesn't make any sense to save a few bucks on an enclosure that holds multiple expensive drives and cuts their life in half or even worse. The second thing was the software it had, what it would do and how well was the customer support. I first bought a Synology but when their people couldn't get it to be properly recognized by the computer, I returned it and went with a Qnap.

The more it is examined, the more medical marijuana is being found to be an almost cure all. The other widespread disease that it helps it diabetes. I know someone who started medical marijuana a few months ago and their insulin intake has reduced to less than half the amount they were taking before and their neuropathy is showing signs of receding too. Eventually, the government will have to give up it's 80+ years of discriminating against this miracle cur-all. I wouldn't be surprised if they knew already back then.

Have to start somewhere.

He must be paralyzed to the seat to not get up and move. Either that or he likes her smell! WOW!!!

The rule is a guide line only that works for many. I suggest you find your own limit for each lens. You find you are surprised in either direction what your own limits are. They go down as you age. When I was young, with a 58mm lens, I could get a perfectly sharp shot of non moving objects at 1/8th of a second.

If you want to reply to me do it privately as the admin has me blocked form receiving emails since October 20 and refuses to re set me up. Seems to me it's discrimination!

I suggest you retake the photo and don't have your eyes crossed this time. LOL.

"The fast f/2.8 aperture ensures you can shoot without flash…"

This the most untrue statement I have seen on this site yet.