You trying to say Northridge was a 'negative' experience?

Hello AK, I'm kind of on your side with this. I don't think it would do this site any good to keep splitting it into more categories either. Maybe management could set up some sort of 'standard' for threads that contain pictures, such as prefixing the thread names so you have 'some idea' of content type.
Ex: UNP - unprocessed (my favorite)
PP - post processed
HDR - composite photo
MAC - macro
B&W - black & white
Might get too complicated. Probably would NEVER get everybody to conform , knowingly or unknowingly and there would still be some overlap of content. But I know what you mean. Nothing against post processing but I would'nt mind seeing more pictures straight out of the camera. Hard to break OLD habits. Virgil

Nobody noticed the one horse laying down to keep warm. There used to be a farm near here that had two round barns on it that I'd like to shoot with my NEW 60d (if I can ever get away from this site). Also read an article many, many years ago of a retired couple that roamed the country repainting barns as a sort of hobby. Never forgot that - thought it was pretty neat of them. Love your part of the country. That's AMERICA to me.
Nice shot! Virgil

Birds are interesting. Cardinals are jittery also. I doubt if you will ever see a mated pair at a feeder at the same time. They take turns standing guard.

Bells & whistles alright! About ready to buy ear plugs!!
I've only had my 60d since 12/17. I haven't had mine out of the basement family room yet. I've tried to read the manual through but find myself going back and forth. Got up to the video part and quit. I tried mine to see if I had this problem but I'm playing around in my basement with it and couldn't make it act like that. You might want to look page 80 in the manual to see if any of that applies. I doubt it.
I downloaded the manual to my PC and use it to look things up. I go to the last page of the file, page back to the index, find what I want, enter the page number below, hit <enter> and read it a little easier on the old eyes. I even printed a few of the pages so I could cut down on the back and forth thing (especially when they refer to dial - it's like which dial is that?). Just a thought. Little bit of change from my Canon A-1.
Good luck. I'm sure some of this will be old hat someday.
Virgil

I'm not sure what your lens cap looks like but you might take a hacksaw blade or a blade from a sabersaw and score some lines in it. The corners of the blades are probably pretty sharp. Watch those fingers!
Virgil

I saw a third party one on the web that stated it would accept EF or EF-S. That made curious if that combination would work. Someone else stated that if it was possible it would cause vinegting. But depending on what you were doing, I suppose that could potentially be cropped.
Thanks

Just curious, since I like to play with combinations. Will an EF-S lens work on a full frame body with either a teleconverter or an extender in between? If so, what happens with the 1.6 factor?

If you can do post processing I would try to make the top of the flower stem end within the photo. Then I wouldn't be wondering "what is up there that I can't see". Otherwise, I like it.

She had him fooled. She wasn't a photographer at all. She was a peeping Tomess!!

You can't fool me. That's the 8th UFO Airborne!

I'd be very uneasy having this thing anywhere near the circuitry in and of my digital. Computers and magnets DON'T mix!

I tried it once I know. My Canon A-1 mounted on my Canon auto bellows with a reversing ring and my FD 100mm Macro on.
It was fun putting it all together. Problem is I don't remember what I saw!!

Go to an art & craft show and "TAKE A BETTER PHOTO" home with you!

Regarding Rachels statement of "using any lens on any camera" it is true for a lot of Canons lens and cameras but the EF-S series is not recommended for some of the cameras.