Well, then my joke won't have any meaning for you. "Tim" (played by Tim Allen) hosted a handyman repair show many years ago and his neighbor "Wilson" always had his face hidden by anything on the set that could block his image. sorta like the person who never wants his picture taken. I was looking for that bird's face to be blocked by something.

Remember Wilson, from "Tim, the tool man"?

WWIII already underway. The Chinese are winning......

He didn't have his head behind a fence post........

A grandmother's purse would probably work...have you seen the assortment of stuff they pack in one of those? lol

I've never heard of a copying method that will change an nef file to a jpeg file. Do you have this pre-programmed in somewhere? I have copied hundreds of thousands of images from my desktop to an external HD and never had this happen. Maybe I don't exactly understand what you are saying?

Mine is at 100 and it still works like crap. The only time that I can get it to work halfway decently is to set the brush for a size 1.

Yep, that's the one. Golden Eye was one of the better Bond movies. I liked that nut that kept clicking the pen and his assistant was really a charmer.....

This is an initial picture, leaked to the press, of Canon's newest 1400mm lens. Meant to compete with Nikon's f/0.95. Will attach to any body, with the specialized adaptor. Comes with its own mounting flange. Filters will be available in January. As soon as the photographer counts to 3, remember to duck a split second later. There will be no re-takes.....

I captured this image at the Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, east of Pender county NC. This was the site of an important Revolutionary War battle. Patriots defeated a regiment of Loyalist Scottish Highlanders from Cross Creek, a settlement near the Cape Fear River. Every time I look at this, it gives me the creeps and makes the hair on my arms stand up, thinking that this could be the last thing some Loyalist troops saw when they came out of the swamp.

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For low light, there is only the one choice. The Z6 II. I have the Z6 from last year and it is the most incredible low-light camera, rivaling the D3s. I use mine all the time in gyms with lighting as low as a church at night..... And it's great for landscapes, portraits, but the sports and low light is where it really shines.

Wasn’t this used in a James Bond movie?

Where are the trays for the developer, stop bath, and fixer?

You can get railroaded here pretty quickly if you start bashing Microsoft PCs or Nikon

It’s not as good as PS. Over the years I use it sparingly

You should’ve put some glass eyes in