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I love Davidoff, esp. the Puro D'or. They're not the most tasty stick, especially at their price point. But they are, by far, the most consistent cigar I've ever smoked. I know exactly what to expect when I have one and have not been disappointed. I've never had a burn issue or an issue with...

Since it's for a 12 year old, I would suggest a point and shoot and an eye-fi card. Eye-Fi cards are memory cards that have a wi-fi chip built in and can send her prictures directly to her phone and/or upload them to her social media. You can get a 16gb eye-fi online for under $40. As far as...

Hey BOTL's....hoping you can help me! I entered two of my photos in a Photo Contest and would like to be in the running for People's Choice. Please go to the following link and vote for either of my photos. I'd like to win!!! I also posted this in the Photography section but I hope I can post...

Hey BOTL's....hoping you can help me! I entered two of my photos in a Photo Contest and would like to be in the running for People's Choice. Please go to the following link and vote for either of my photos. I'd like to win...

Some of their video camera are just unreal!!! I used to work for them on the wireless mobile side as a product rep and the store gave me a price on the A65 that I just couldn't turn down. Would love to get the A99 eventually.

Hey! Another Sony user!!!!

Well, I lied. My next addition ended up being a Sony 35mm F/1.8. It'll be here in a few days.

This is a low-res photo taken from the Goodyear Blimp of my apartment complex. I ran it though Lightroom to bring out some detail and clear it up a little

Sony 70-200 f/28 Sony 18-135 f/3.5 Sony 55-300 F/4.5 Sony 18-70 f/3.5 The next addition will be a 24-70 f/2.8 or thereabouts for concert photography. Currently I use the 18-135 for that but need a flash which tends to piss off some of the acts even though I put my hand in front of it as much...

I rented one of those when I went down to the Dover race to shoot for the track and fell in love with it! Pictures were clear and even race cars going 180 were so clear that you could read "Goodyear Eagle" on them and no blur whatsoever. Two weeks later, I went and bought one (with the wife's...

If I remember correctly, it was the middle third that was the inspiration for Sam to create the Nub. Still thought, I'd rather have it had been a corona size smoke than an oversized stub. I do like them but don't smoke them much because I prefer a smaller RG.

In no particular order: Wall Street Breakfast Club Top Gun Goonies Poltergeist Coming to America Trading Places Beverly Hills Cop Days of Thunder Purple Rain The Shining Evil Dead 1 & 2 Airplane Surf II Platoon Full Metal Jacket Sniper Mad Max - Beyond Thunderdome Sixteen Candles Back to the...

Picasa will most definitely do the job for most people. But sometimes the editing bug bites hard and you find yourself wanting more flexibility and control. Happened to me. Now I find myself wanting plug-ins for LR.

I have to disagree with it too. When using the auto settings, you are relying on the camera to make decisions based upon what it's programmed to do. It's been my experience that it more often than not, gets it wrong...especially when you start to edit your photos and bringing out details in...

My pleasure. I'd also recommend the following lenses: an 18-135 lens a 24-70 F2.8 Constant (meaning the aperture doesn't change as you zoom in and out) Later on, if she really get bitten by the shutter bug, a 70-200 F2.8 (save up for that one though...about $2,000) Oh yeah, don't skimp on...

Honestly, I'd start out with Picasa. It's free and will give you a good understanding of the basics of photo editing. Then move on to Lightroom or Photoshop depending on how in-depth you want to get into. Photoshop is very powerful but also comes with a $700 price tag. Lightroom is what most...

The Winery Dogs performing @ The Emporium 10/30/13

I haven't, no. But I'd be interested in seeing your work. I can put you in contact with someone that does know a thing or two about film editing if you like. Send me a PM with your FB name.

I'd second what Aroma said. You want to make sure you have a decent sensor as well since that's what does most of the work. Most P&S, as mentioned earlier, don't function well in lower light. You can do things like using a positive EV setting or a higher ISO. Warning though....higher ISOs...