You have a 7D right, you are going to need a fast read/write speed, minimum 120MB/s a UDMA 7 card to accommodate the fast 8 fps read and write especially for birding. I have the 7D also I use a Sandisck 32gig card and this card works great, no issues none with Sandisk.

Go to B&H photo here.


ensCoat TravelCoat Neoprene Lens Cover for Canon 400mm f/5.6L - Realtree Max4 HD I have the same lens it is older like yours and this works, there are other designs...

This is a conundrum, there are no replaceable parts for this...not sure what to offer, what is it worth to you?

Laughing my ass off... best joke I've heard in a while.

Wow I see you posted this yesterday.. I just opened the email and man there is allot of post here. I am in the process if building a website for myself on SmugMug and I am having a hell-of-s-time, my friend says it is easy but he is a graphic designer. It is not easy unless your experienced in or you done it at least once before. I cannot help but wish you good luck, Edit.. SmugMug has some videos check the help button.

Yeah Lightroom is very cool, it is my go to processing software..try this.. https://vimeo.com/2432844

I have a 7D I use for wildlife and birds and love it, it is a hell of a camera beats the crap out of the 60D for action shots and not mention it has a metal body compared to the 60Ds plastic body. BUY IT at that price.

Do you have the original box, also more pics.

Oh yeah, I believe... Did not watch the X-Files first two seasons until friends of ours (my wife) said we must watch it. So we watched half the season and loved it so we then immediately started with the very first episode of the first season and never ever missed an episode for all nine seasons, and not to mention every movie. Man when this new season started with that X-Files theme at the beginning and when we cranked up the sound on our surround system, man it was AWESOME. The first of the new series was great, the second was a mixed bag...it was kind of a spoof on the X-Files itself with references to past episode and a tribute to Kim Manners which we think was great being Kim passed when the series was off the air. We are forever hooked!!!

Yeah I know of people that it helped and of people it made worse, bureaucratic BS, they can't get it right!

RichardQ Wrote

Vinyl and even CDs are an archive resource that we may lose, especially from the independent musicians, as is the album art which frequently brings us back to photography!

Since I found this thread a little late I am playing cath up, this is from the first couple pages... I absolutely agree, this is my feelings exactly about vinyl, I could not put it any better. To this day with the Hi Res stuff analogue/vinyl sounds warm lush oh so natural like it is being performed live in your living room with ALL the emotion, you just DONOT get that with digital...

Absolutely, too much electronics in the way.. analogue is better in so many ways, however I have heard some of the latest Hi Res stuff and it sounds very good not to mention it cost a fortune, but I still love analogue and with my budget I will just keep replacing tubes update the internal components when needed. My VTL mono's and my ARC SP 10 (an incredible phono preamp) are 20 + yrs old and they sound unbelievably close to the new stuff out there thanks to these special tubes that I have acquired that are costing me allot.

As photography is my second love I never thought I would see a Record Album thread on this photo forum, awesome!

Am I a little late to the party? As a music- vinyl lover collector audiophile guy of 48 years this really warms my hart to see a thread like this. Back in the 80's when digital first appeared the digital camp motto was "vinyl is dead" boy were they wrong. My Sota Cosmos Grahm arm Sheau cart puts out some very sweet sounds with all the dynamic range one could ever want couple that with vacuum tubes it is like heaven. Don't get me wrong there are some very good solid state rigs out there as is CD rigs but analogue/vinyl is special. It is great to see that vinyl production is up, in fact it has been going up for at least three years now as are turntable sales as a matter of fact there are a ton of turntable companies putting out new tables world wide. Also I met a Female Artist who has several albums out on CD and she is releasing here newest on vinyl and she told me that she just made the cut as the record processing plant stooped taking orders for new vinyl because they are at maximum production, this was back in late October. I've heard that also in the UK and other vinyl production plants. VINYL STILL LIVES so lets enjoy the music.