Try Cutting and Pasting these to two links to Google Images-- Something's screwy in Chelsea:


23 story residential tower in Chelsea by French architect Jean Nouvel. Facade is made up of 1647 different window panes, lower west side of Manhattan, New York City, New York USA.

and ....


... City, New York USA. IAC Building by Frank Gehry (on left) and a 23 story residential tower in

Thanks for letting me know. Got to check that one out

Highly interesting building. Could you tell me where in NJ you took this photo from? Near the GWB ...?

Not to sound like a jerk, but the real lesson here is always use your neck strap -- no matter what or where

Having lived in Alaska for 13 years, I really can't talk cruise line prices, but I can talk weather.

Once a Norwegian cruise parked in Valdez and it was so socked in, you could barely make-out the foothills in possibly the most beautiful place on earth-- with the Norwegian skipper saying over the loudspeaker, "So sorry we can't something this time, maybe better luck next time."

Next time? What next time--? This was a once in a lifetime trip for most.

The point being, be prepared for bad weather. Those cruise ships usually go to Ketchikan and Sitka and Juneau, which all see (or don't see) lots of weather.

Perhaps you can study weather patterns on Weather.com, which has a "Month" button for predictions and posted weather.

And certainly you can price the cruise lines online-- yes?

I'm looking into that RAW/Power app, too. I'm comfortable with the simplicity of Photos, and just want simple, basic editing tools.

Looking forward as how you take to RAW/Power.

I have a Canon Rebel t4i

OS = Mac Sierra and Windows 10

Hi russelray, That's an awesome shutter count on the XSi, but where did you find the shutter count? "I'd love to test mine.

You really put this in perspective. I go on photo jags, I don't take as. many as your calculations.

Your odometer metaphor is spot-on-- I just think my shutter is an animal

thanks

Thanks for all replies:
That repair video was scary! Lot of work, lot of pieces, lots of stuff could go wrong.

Apparently my camera body has a 100,000 shutter clicks

I've got top lenses-- guess I just need a new body

Thanks all

Hi-- My Canon Rebel is 5 years old and I have taken thousands of photos with it, and I'm concerned about the shutter count before I go on vacation. I really figured the shutter would have crapped out a while ago.

I'm thinking the best thing is take the camera to a repair shop and have a new shutter put in.

Any thoughts?