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Ok, just read six pages of discussions on the iPhone. Big headache now. Better go to sleep. I only suggestion is that if you suspect the fault is at the camera, then sell it and get a new one. It's really your choice. Disappointment is not going to fix the issue.

What the heck were you doing anyway? Don't you have kids to take care of?

It's a good shot. The crop maybe a little too tight. The question is "does your client like it"?

Remove the shovel if you can. It's a distraction. Wonderful photo by the way.

I am sorry to say that these shots look just average to me. They are more of snap shots.

You cut off his feet. No wonder why he is angry.

Yes it can. The simple way is to use an Eye-Fi Sdhc card. Maybe not directly to Facebook though.

Check out the manual on page 326. The second paragraph talks about direct AF point selection. I have mine configured so I don't have to press the AF point selection button to use the multicontroller to move the AF point.

I would recommend you to read the following article. I personally have stopped using RAW + JPEG. I think it is a waste of time and space. http://jeffcable.blogspot.com/2012/06/why-you-should-not-put-sd-card-in-your.html?m=1

Congrats! I got mine from b&h just about two weeks ago. It's a truly amazing lens. You will like it.

These are beautiful photos. Show us more.

I agree with other comments. Replace continuous lighting with strobes. It will make a big difference. Also remember to keep the subject away from the background. Shoot in manual mode in RAW format. Then just keep shooting.

Thank you for your comments. I do not normally convert my photos to black and white. The color version was just awful due to non-controllable lighting. I started to realize that one way to recover a bad photo is simply converted it to B&W which can hide some major flaws.

It's about the quality of the photos and how these photos are presented to the viewers. I believe you should also have a purpose for displaying your photos. It could be for marketing or sales, or a simply way to share your work with friends and family.

Took this photo of my daughter after her dance performance. CC welcome!

Pay special attention to your background when you have some strong sunlight. 1, 2 and 4 all have distracting blown out background.

Beautiful lady. It would be nice to see some sparkles in her eye. Should not her hair be wet "after the rain"?

Interesting photo. Have you tried black & white conversion?

It really depends on how much you have to spend. If $2100 is not an issue, get the 70-200mm is II.

Like the second one a lot.