It means Organizer cannot find the picture refrenced anymore. This usually happens when you deleat or move a picture outside of the Organizer environment such as from Windows Explorer. If you cannot locate the actual picture then select the the missing picture icon, right click and select "delete from the organizer" and "delete from the computer". The missing icon will no longer show up.

If you use the Organizer the best way to move or delete a picture is within the Organizer so it can keep track of where your pictures are.

You can subscribe to Carbonite's "Home Premier". They will actually copy your files to an external hard drive and overnight express it to you if you need them that fast and can't wait for the long download. Keep in mind, the long delay is not with Carbonite, it is beacause you are trying to download gigabits of files. That takes time using the internet. I use them for home and work and always had very good luck with restores. After the initial backup, which can take a long time depending on how big your collection is, the pogram works in the background using very little processing resources. You never know it is there.

Take a look at the Induro line.

I use the 70-200 2.8 for night games and the 100-400L for day games both soccer and baseball. You will not be disappointed.

The 100-400L zoom will do the trick. I use it for birding a lot.

Does anyone have any experience with Variable Neutral Density Filters, specifically the Singh-Ray 77mm Vari-ND Variable Neutral Density Filter?

You might want to also look at the 100-400L zoom. That extra 100 mm makes a world of difference.

Go with the 24-105 IS L. Good build, solid performance, great pictures, not heavy.

Canon all the way.

I too use the 24-105 most of the time when I travel. You will not be disappointed and it carries nicely. The 70-200 is a great lens but not for carrying around all day.

"Can't we all just get along?" - Rodney King

RAW files will open in Elements. I do it all the time. Elements has a RAW editor. Do what is needed as RAW then SAVE AS a JPEG or TIFF file to do advanced editing in Elements.

There are still a lot of music players out there that use CDs and not DVDs.

Check Induro tripods & heads. Well made and reasonably priced. Nothing wrong with any of the above however.

I own Canon camera but Epson is a much better printer.I have used both Canon & Epson printers. Nothing wrong with the Canon printer, you just get better results with the Epson.