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Does Nikon even need the Nikon 1 camera line once these hit the shelves??

Yesterday I was on another forum and I was intrigued by a participant who cared very little about the camera body he was using (mirrorless) but buying vintage manual-focus lenses with a good lens ...

A phone with two lenses still doesn't address the non-existent ergonomics inherent with that phone.

Great images! I have the blessing of living 20 miles north of Route 66 near Needles Calif. I never tire of the photo opportunities along this marvelous highway.

Carrier's primary competitor Daikin-McQuay-Goodman-Amana is finishing up a 4-million square foot factory just outside of Houston this year. You still have a choice if you're looking for heating ...

+1!!!

Thanks for the link to that discussion. Some good information there!

Things that matter (in my next camera): Fully articulating screen More control wheels/buttons, less menu-diving Bells & whistles I don't want: Special-effects modes

Or, trade the D3200 for a used mirrorless (APS-C) body (shorter registration distance than Nikon), obtain a new adapter, and it won't be an issue with focusing problems.

The particular segment of the video on making friends with the Instax was very helpful.

Yahoo and the CEO Marissa Mayer might not always be around, but there will probably be a buyer that absorbs Flickr (fingers crossed).

All those female figures in the Canon space are MWACs (mommies with a camera) and soccer moms.

Every time I set up the heavy aluminum tripod I think about buying a carbon fiber model. So yeah, that's what I'm thinking about buying right now.

If there really is an X200 coming, skip the X100T, buy a used X100 or X100S and enjoy it until the supposed X200 comes out. Otherwise just get the X100T.

My brother and his wife just got into a couple of new Asus smartphones for $100 each. Their only obvious shortcoming is the 8GB capacity, but they don't bog down their phones with a bunch of ...

Or, you can put it into perspective: Nikon D100 buyers paid $1,999 for that camera in 2002, about the same as what the early buyers will pay for the D500. Relatively speaking, that makes the D500 ...

Yes, I do mean "fully articulating screen".  I wasn't exactly specific by the term "swivel".

Happy New Year to all of you. I started out this year thinking about thinning out my excessive camera inventory and taking the time to really enjoy using just one or two cameras.  Then I started ...

It's really not feasible.  The Nikon D100 was introduced in 2002 for about $1,999.  I bought my gently used D100 about three years ago for $149.  Last year Nikon ran out of/stopped producing ...

The Chicago Cubs will win the World Series before we see the fabled D300S replacement. As far as Nikon is concerned, the D7200 is it. Nikon wants us to upgrade to one of their five full-frame ...