B+W also makes clear filters in place of UV filters if you are just going for protection. I have a number of B+W filters and they are excellent.

Welcome to the forum Peggy.

Great job Jerry. I'm really glad you had a good camera!

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum. I know the feeling. I had my Nikon equipment stolen many years ago including a F1 and an F4 with a number of lenses. I did the same thing and stayed away from cameras for a number of years. Glad I'm back in now.

Defiantly a scam. They buy the product, have you ship t then the check comes back unfunded. I've been hit by these a couple of times but never fell for them.

Welcome to the forum.

I still use Gmail for my mail because windows mail is to intrusive but I use Edge for my browser. Except in a few minor incidences I find it better than Chrome. I've had problems with Chrome in the past but the Edge runs flawlessly for me.

Welcome to the forum Brian.

Welcome to the forum.

Nice photo, welcome to the forum.

the 6820 is only a 5 cart printer. If you are really looking at putting out good photographs at least look at the Pixma Pro 100. I know it's a dye based printer but I have never had a problem with fading on any format I've used to date as long as you take care of your photo's. the Pro 100 is 8 carts and comes with $50 worth of paper as well as a full set of inks and a $250 rebate. That combination makes the printer virtually free. The 100 also holds a lot more ink per cart so they will last a little longer. Yes it's a big machine but what you will get out of it is well worth the size difference. I have mine sitting on a separate small printer stand next to my desk. Holds my printer an all my paper. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/893738-REG/Canon_6228b002_Pixma_Pro_100_Photo_Inkjet.html?sts=pi

Good one Graham.

I really don't think you will have any problems with B+H and, they are giving you a pack of paper worth $50.00 free as well as a $250.00 rebate. You probably won't get that at a brick and morter store. I purchased my Pro 100 from them without a hitch.

I think the best you could purchase right now is the Epson P800 or the Canon Pixma Pro 1000. Both exceptional printers but costly to operate if you do a lot of printing. B+H has a rebate program on the Pro 10 right now: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/893735-REG/Canon_6227b002_Pixma_Pro_10_Photo_Inkjet.html?sts=pi and you can refill the tanks on this printer as well as the Pro 1 and Pro 1000. You might want check out: http://precisioncolors.com/index.html. At this point I don't believe there is a refill option for the Epson P400 or P800. You also might want to check out Jose Rodriguez on YouTube to give you a better feel for each of the printers.