I grew up in the apartment building just north of St Boniface Cemetery on Clark st. when Argyle street still existed. A Standard Oil gas station just to the north of Argyle with a man named Grant tended the vehicles. This was in late 40s early 50s. I remember the Memorial days from watching out our 3rd floor window when they would shoot over graves located at the north wall to celebrate now called memorial day. Went thru Cemetery from school to home so meany times. Thanks for memories.
I have an Epson 3750 purchased 2-1/2 years ago @ Costco. I'm still using the same ink cartridges That came with he printer. Still haven't used the second set that came with the printer. I have printed in color Several of Steve Perry's manuals that I purchased and many other PDF files. Totally satisfied with this printer. Got completely away from HP printers as they seem to find ways to keep from other mfg ink cartridges.
Try macsales.com They have all kinds of parts and can also do the work.
I got my 27” iMac in 2010 & still runs just fine. Upgraded to 32 gbt memory which does help using On1 photo. No doubt about 27” iMac vs.
Another option from Steve Perry, very good at explaining the why's and hows. Watch his YouTube Video and see if he can answer your question how it works and what he likes.
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Just trying to help. Shame you're so less tolerant of people just trying to help. Shouldn't ask questions if all you want to do is criticize.
Shutter count can be found for NIKON on a MAC by using the preview app (included free in the Applications folder on a MAC.) Open the preview app and use it to open the latest jpg photo taken with the camera wanted for its info. Use the menu which should show the photo you want to open with your camera and the shutter info is there. I think it should also show info for a CANON as it is meta data which the preview app should show in the menu bar.
Have used this lens on my old film N90 and my New D7200. Results have been excellent from film photo's I took in the Tetons years ago to present with my D7200. My question is can anyone explain why does the meta data show it as a Tokina lens. It is clearly labeled as NiKkor 2.8D I purchased this lens sometime 1996-98 used?