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RawShooter Pro is an excelent software. It eliminates not only high ISO noises, but hot pixels too. All automatic. Nice soft. Regards

JerryPH is right. It is not a editing software. Use instead Photoshop.

Both are good cameras to begin. Only to Know is that Nikon D40 or D40X can not use older lenses, only tne new ones with CPU. Regards

Hi, Manfrotto is a very good tripod maker. Congratulations for you new tripod. Regards.

Dont mind the focus isuue. The image is nice and the shepard has an ineteresting look. Regards.

If you are going to shoot flowers or static nature, the Nikkor micro 60mm. If you are going to shoot live nature, insects or anything like this, then buy the 105 Nikkor micro, because you will not invade their fear circle. Regards

Hi, everybody, I have made a new page with some fast links to free photography software, with a little description. Trying to help people to make the things easier, this is my intention, no other. The link is http://www.juanparmenides.com/software_en.html Regards

Could be a good option, you will get a 400 f/5,6 , I would use it as a 400 f8 for better resolution in spite of speed. But put a good Teleconverter in the lens, with a 2x TC you will have a little quality lack. The better TC you get the less quality you loose. Anyway, you can improve your...

Hi, DEWEY, Nice review and photos. The 70-200 VR is a very sharp lens. I can confirm this, my copy is as sharp as you describe yours. Professional feel and very well constructed. Cheers.

You can not shoot properly anything dangerous or frightened animals in nature with 200mm. Only you can shoot non dangerous animals or pets, or insects, of course. Regards

Can tell us your D70 total number of shots? It could be a very interesting information. Regards

Ooops, I do know that macro ratio DO NOT depend on focal lenght. I have not said this, where have you found this idea from me?. Regards.

Yes, listen to Fred (fmw). What he says is correct. Nothing to add. Cheers.

Modulate the strobe light (flash) and mix with natural ilumination. Use natural ilumination as long as you can, is the best. I try to avoid flash, I only use flash in the last moment. Get fast lenses, the 50mm f/1.8 you are waiting is a good beginning. Regards

For wildlife photography the 80-200mm isn´t long enough. You need at least 400 or 500mm at the long end. The 80-400VR could be a good option, for less price you have the Sigma 135-400mm or the Sigma 170-500, which is a good recomendation for wildlife. You will need a good tripod, IR shooter, a...