Why don't you install and use Zoom Browser that came with your Canon 5DIII - Its a great utility - weed out the losers - keep the keepers and save to a folder

Ummm yes you are I'm afraid - if she says you are wrong YOU ARE WRONG and if you argue with her then that's a start of a whole new argument that you will also be wrong about.

Just learn to say "Yes dear" in 7 different tones and do what you want anyway.

If I wasn't me I'd still shoot Canon and who cares who'd pay as long as I got the goods

Ooohhh thats pretty heavy - bit like "if I wasn't me who would I be"

Hi Jerry - mine are 77mm - you'll love em especially when you go from UV to CP and back again etc - hope you enjoy them

Hi Jerry - I do alot of night photography (cityscape) and beach photography - screwing filters on and off is a pain in the bum but if I leave them on you get light reflections bouncing around inside the lens. I now use the XUME quick release magnetic filter adapters - they are quick and brilliant

Annie Girl give people a break and be helpful
Ring your doctor and book yourself in for an optorectimy operation - it only takes ½ an hour.
Basically it is an operation that severs the cord connecting your eyes to your ar**ole thus removing your shitty outlook on life

Please don't warn us that you are going to be a dick head - I haven't laughed so much since the aussies did the underarm bowl so we couldn't beat them. I was cracking up at those that bit and some of them bit hard. I read every page.

I have a Domke and a Kalahari - the Domke I use in winter as it is heavier,warmer and has removable sleeves. The Kalahari I use in summer - it is sleeveless. I enjoy them both and very rarely go out without one of them.
The first vest I tried was a Kilwell fishing vest and is very lightweight - it just doesn't carry as much as the other 2

Haha - maybe once I finally get a 5DIII I may let him play with the 5D - they're not worth much in monetary terms here in NZ - I have thought of getting him a point and shoot as he is interested - luckily for my pocket his older brother is not.

It is my grandson - at the time of the photo he was 2yrs 2 mths old and was trying to take photos of his 7 yr old brother fooling around on the grass. He's now just 4 and loves to look through the lens.

And that is my point JR1 - you have the machine gun trigger but don't use it - you plan - this weekend woke me up to "PLAN"

What a fantastic shot - you should get bored more often and then publish a book

Hahahaha - The wife got more keepers because she took 221 shots - I only got 19 keepers - Don't get me wrong I'm sticking with digital and will blaze away at the motor races but it was interesting how I thought hard before pushing the button.

Well - I went away with my wife for a break - I left my 5D and 5DII at home as I was collecting my old film camera from my niece who has now gone digital. (Cabin luggage was tight)
It is a Minolta Dynax 7xi with a quartz data back. (Good camera in it's day) I put in a new battery and film and because I knew I had 24 shots and they were going to cost me to develop I was careful.
My wife had her Panasonic Lumix DMC TZ30 - she took 221 photos and I took 19
This really made me realize how lazy I have become with the advent of digital - It's time I started thinking about the shot rather than just click away - anyone else out there with a machine gun digital finger - I will also add that the 19 shots I took didn't need the cropping etc as the shots were planned better.