JUNK!

I have owned this bag for over two years. It has served me very well. Plenty of room, well padded and shows no sign of ware. My gear has survived very well.

I agree with muddck, the price quotes by those buyers are to low. Especially when you consider how much they ask for those items once they are put back into the market. I understand they need to show a profit but a large profit is just outrageous.

Are you using Windows software in your computer? Look into your OS see if the is something wrong there.

Spare yourself a bunch of grief. Do not purchase anything that runs on Windows software. Buy Mac or Unix, anything but Windows. IMO ANYTHING IN WINDOWS IS GARBAGE. It will always need something done. Look for another operating system!

Just one more thing that may only be used once but will take up useful space. Sorry.

DON"T do it! i collect cameras and those that are engraved with some ones personal information on the item I will not buy.

MPB does not work fairly. I traded a Nikon D7000 in to buy a used Nikon D500. I described the camera very accurately including the lack of battery and charger. When they credited me they cut my estimate short because they expected the battery and charger. As with donie95 communication and myself was slow (and I believe deliberately sparse). Then I feared they may send me a different camera than the one I ordered. They didn't, I got the one I wanted. All in all it was a bad experience and I don't berlieve I will work with them in the future.

"The Intersection", aside from the obvious horizontal divisions of the photo there is a lot more going on in this pic if you just take the time to look at it. I agree with Bill_de that the delete button would take away this interesting shot much to soon given that today all we seem to care about is DOF, sharpness and color balance. For me this pic is a work of art, more like a painting. You must look at it for a while to appreciate the view.

No luck to it. It's all the shooters skill.

I take exception to your notion that you can not fulfill your role as a photographer when using a camera with a smaller sensor. That's the point of the photographers talent, being able to produce a beautiful end product with the equipment you have at the time. Just another reason why some Hoggers believe that real photography takes place with the click of the shutter and not on the computer.

Pitch your Canon. Buy another brand that you may like better.

Earlier this week many of you provided me with good and useful advice. Now allow me to return the favor. DUMP all your Windows products! I have struggled for years with getting their products to work without problems and difficulty. I can not count the number of times a Windows OS has caused my computers to crash. Reliable repair individuals always tell me that it is a problem related to Windows software. Since then I have changed to Apple products and have enjoyed using them. I have had many discussions with people who feel that MS releases products with problems intentionally. If everyone would stop buying MS products maybe things would change.

Currently I have a D500 and a D7500 and I am pleased with both. Upgrading to a full frame seems like waisted money. Crop cameras allow you to use crop and full frame lenses so why change?