I went out to my nieces barn to watch her ride.... I got a shot of myself, my daughter, and niece reflected in a horses eye. I loved it and a couple of others saw it. My sister asked if I can send a .jpg to the trainer of this horse as she wants to give the photo to the owner. I told her a print would have to be purchased, as I was not sending a .jpg out for this person to do whatever they wanted with it...it's my artwork. She and the trainer were offended they had to pay (seriously, I only charged her $20 for a print) How do others deal with this? I'll do shots for family, will donate pics for animal fundraisers, etc. but not randomly email a file to someone I don't know. Thoughts...?

I had sold my D90 in anticipation of getting my new D800E for vacation in June. When my D800E had not arrived I bought a second D7000 from a friend of a friend who was getting divorced and needing money. It only had 168 clicks on it so I knew it had to be in good shape and it was. I hate shooting without 2 bodies as that would mean changing lenses too often and greatly increasing the chance of having an accident when doing so or getting dirt inside a body. I like to have my 70-200mm F2.8 and my Sigma 150-500mm lenses both mounted and have each body adjusted to each lense, makes it easier to get the shot I want that way and less chance of missing one while changing a lens. Also not having to fumble with caps is nice too.
Now that my D800E is here I just don't need the second D7000 so I am selling it. I took over 700 shots with it and it works great, I really had no idea which body I was using at the time other than I knew which lens I wanted. Its really nice to have 2 identical bodies too so you never have to think about where the controls are or which button changes what that way.
The disadvantage? Spending the money on a second body. But once you get used to having two, its impossible to go back to using only one.