I'm looking for a BR-E1 wireless remote to pair with a Canon G15 I gave to my 13 year-old granddaughter who is breaking into photography. If you have one available you're not using anymore, I'd be interested in buying it.
Thanks,
Ed

Good point Sam. I'll look into it as an option.
Ed

Just returned from a short trip and am amazed at how many of you took your time to respnd to my query.

Maybe I should have mentioned that I'm a PC user, not Mac, and will definitely take a look at programs designed to work on that platform. As for cost, haven't really considered Photoshop because as I recall
the program back at the turn of the century was in excess of $500 or $600. Plus it was way too labor intensive and trying to figure out how to use everything it offered was like going down a rabbit hole.

Anyway, I will check out your suggestions and see if something will enable me to create the mosaics I'm thinking about producing.

Thanks again everybody!
Ed

Hi folks,
I'm in the process of putting individual photo albums together for each of my three granddaughters and thought it'd be cool to have a mosaic of each of them made up with all of the individual photos included in their personal albums
serving as tiles. I remember playing with that feature in an early version (maybe 2 decades ago) of Photoshop that I no longer have.
Am wondering if anyone has created photo mosaics recently with software other than Photoshop (too expensive) that is easier to use and resulted in decent end products?
Thanks!
Ed

Thanks. Email address is esdcofb@yahoo.com. If you are asking me for my mailing address, I will send it in a private message.
Thanks!
Ed

I'll take it for $100 all inclusive if it comes with the user manual.

Sent PM re: TC-80N3

Thanks to all who offered constructive comments. It looks like when shooting casually (sans tripod) while out and about without the lens hood on (shading the lens with my hand if necessary), and etching marks on the outer ring of the circular polarizing filter is going to be the way to go. May also see if one of those collapsible rubber hoods might work.
Again, thanks for your input!

Thanks for your thoughtful comment. Tell me, did getting someone to rotate your clf work for you?
You know, getting a response to a question from an a..h... like you is a reason I'm sometimes reluctant to post a question on this forum. If you're unwilling to say something constructive, you can just ignore to question. Or, if you feel compelled to offer up some sarcastic, poor attempt to demonstrate how funny you are, you can shove your camera lens up somewhere where the sun doesn't shine and an ISO of 6400 won't help. (Sorry if that constructive comment wasn't funny.)

Hi gang,
When casually shooting with my 17 - 40mm 4.0L Canon lens outfitted with a B+W circular polarizer, I find it awkward to have to keep changing it whenever I change the orientation of the camera 90 degrees from landscape to portrait and back to keep the proper alignment, especially with the lens hood on. Any ideas about how to simplify the process to easily ensure the correct polarizer alignment each time?
Thanks!

Hi there,
I'm interested in your 70-200 and your 17-40 Canon lenses.
Would you accept $1,025 for both?

Sent you a PM

Thanks Haydon. You may be right.

Hi gang,
Recently, my PS G15 started acting funny, refusing to zoom in on a object, auto focus freezes, and just plain unwilling to do what it's supposed to. I really like the camera and would love to get it fixed. Toward that end, I contacted Canon to see what I needed to do to have it repaired, and was told they no longer service the G15 and couldn't provide a referral for me to send it to.
Might any of you have a suggestion based on your experience?
Thanks!
Ed

Thanks, eveyone, for your input. Guess I have some questions to ask.