Let's take what you do a little further. Any mail that has a pre-paid self address envelope, I fill with all my junk mail and send it back. They have to pay for the postage. I've also taped these envelope to wrapped bricks and mailed them back. I tried to send a tire once, the Post office wouldn't take it. What a shame.

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I have been very happy with the Fujifilm XP120 16.4MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom and 1080p HD Video.
It's good for 32 feet underwater and takes decent photos for a small camera

Here's our barn. Shot with a Argus Camera in 1953

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Use a program Called Teracopy. It's free. Go to Ninite.com, select the programs you want, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the "Get Your Ninite" button. I've used this web site for years and have never had a problem with malware. Teracopy is a file transfer program that is better had more options for copying or moving files.

I have scanned several thousand slides with acceptable results. I used an HP Scanjet G4050 that has a 24 slide slide tray. The all-in-one printers have a scanner that can scan 600 dpi or higher will also work. After cleaning the scanner glass each slide had to be dust free. Unless you have only a few slides anything over 600 dpi takes a very long time. I scanned all my slides at 600 dpi and save them as TIF files. I also use the scanner program dust remover and sharpening options. I then ran each slide through Photoshop. Wish I know about lightroom then.

This reminds me of My Grandfather. Our barn look just like photo 7. Thanks for bringing back the memories

Thanks for all your responses. I'll give them a few day and NO I didn't register the lens or the camera. Thanks for that input I'll do that tonight. To "MAC" I'll delay where I bought it from. I don't what to discredit a reputable company.

After 20 years I finally decided to re-join the photography world and buy a new DSLR. My choice was a Nikon D3300 bundle from an Internet store. (might not have been my smartest move). I like the camera and have had fun relearning how to use a SLR again. I have had trouble with focusing the Tamron 70-300mm zoom. Now the lens will not zoom and the macro/normal switch will not move. I've only had the camera & lens for 2 months. I've email the company I bought the system from and Tamron. Have not heard from either one yet, but it's only been a couple of days. Has anyone had trouble with this lens and is there a fix?
Thanks

I just have to chime in on this topic. When digital Cameras first came out, one box store sales person told me that you can't put JPGs on CD's because the CD wasn't capable of recording that type of format. The same store sales person was telling a customer looking for computer memory that he needed Vista Memory for his MS Vista OS computer at twice the price. The point here is this. If you have a small Mom & Pop store please support them. Their prices might be a little higher but the customer service is awesome. They care. We had a small camera shop close in our area because we didn't care as much about them as they did about us.

goto https://petapixel.com/2017/03/21/u-s-bans-cameras-electronics-cabins-planes-8-countries/
This explains what countries or airports that electronic equipment are banned. That list includes Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Morocco, Qatar, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
Before everyone gets in an uproar, please check out the actual facts instead of jumping to conclusions.