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LOL Just my preference. I just don't care for adapters. They are just another device to get in the way between me and my tools is the way I look at it. For lots of people, one of the pleasures of ...

As others have said, the reason this isn't in EXIF and therefore not on the photo here is that the mode is not important as long as the photographer got to the exposure setting he/she wanted. I'm ...

I'm hoping he/she comes back and responds so we can see if we were correct in our assumptions.

I think at the price range you're looking, you won't find a whole lot of difference between Nikon and Canon, quite honestly. They both have a huge system to be able to provide choice no matter ...

When looking at a system camera, considering the entire system can be pretty important. That's what is nice about Canon or Nikon. There's going to be accessories and lenses for most any aspiration ...

Hey. I agree except maybe one thing and this is just my guess over the years. I adjust the lens to minimum focus instead of infinity. The difference is not going to be much in terms of macro or ...

It's the website of a typical new wedding photographer. I'm not sure about a style. I looks to be fairly tame to me.

No, the camera doesn't need to be set to something. My guess is that you're not close enough to the subject. You probably need a tripod as well. Those add-on type macro lenses only focus from ...

For starters, the D5100 and that particular Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 are both capable of producing very sharp, high quality pictures, if you do your part. In fact, that lens without VC has a reputation ...

It's the "i" and I suppose it means Steve Jobs invented it. I've got one on my phone. ;-)

My friend. It's just something to get used to. No big deal. There are a lot of professional basketball shooters who use the back button as well as many bird photographers. As long as the buttons ...

Rather than being offended and carrying on, why not think a little about it? The D5300 is a pretty new camera and fairly cheap. If you needed the money, you probably still do, so look for ...

Thanks Gerry. You're totally right. Also, the P900 can't do RAW which could make an IQ difference by itself, but that's besides the point. I tend not to answer JoePhoto/Phototeach2 (or whatever ...

I'm not sure why there's a problem. It's just two different buttons to do the same thing. If you are using back button and the subject moves, use it again.

You're all over the place it seems. You had a new Nikon D5300 and a pair of lenses and sold them for some reason only you know. Now you're confused as to what lenses you need for some other camera ...

I really like the Canon line here. I have an excellent Canon G1X but my old and stolen S95 did a great job. Today, I'd get the newer version of that camera, the S120 might be a great choice. It's ...

I'd stay far away from black and white for now. It might be something to aspire to in the future, but: (1) black and white isn't artsy (2) black and white won't save a ...

Along with learning editing, think about the view. You took that standing up, I assume. Might it have been better with the lens at headlight level or maybe from above. Learn to work the scene. I'm ...

then, I'll duck out. These type arguments aren't good for man or beast. When using a FF camera in crop mode or using a crop camera, the crop is dead center. That may or may not be the best ...

Basically, we agree then. :-) DX is a good and fun budget alternative as long as this idea of "reach" is left out. I agree. I even like putting more pixels on the target sometimes. It can be quite ...