Yes, I realize that. My point was that the D700 and D3 have the same sensor.

The Rollei "80 year edition." Yours for 25,000 Euros or so.

The Rollei "80 year edition." Yours for

25,000 Euros or so.

At least you get three of them for the price.

A bargain, to be sure. I owned a Rollei TLR for a short while. It was a mid-1950s Rolleicord (the "cheap" line) and it was in dire need of CLA-ing (Cleaning, Lubricating, Adjustment). I traded it for an Canon EF 50mm F/1.8 Mk I. The original model that has a metal lens mount and a distance window. It looks nearly identical to the 35mm F/2.

I do have vague plans in the future to get another TLR. One that actually works. As sexy as Rolleis are, I will probably get a Seagull or maybe one of those 1970s Mamiyas with swappable glass(!) Don't hold yr breath on any of that.

It's ski season here in SoCal

Canon t2i Canon 50mm F/1.8

With my new toy Canon S95 wide angle.

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Proves again that you dont need to have a great camera to take great pictures. The more pictures I take, the more I want to downsize the camera rig.

This is what has been eating my life for the last year:

The "MV house" I'm calling it. It's built on the location where my grandparent's retirement cottage sat for 52 years.

It's a one story house, but the attic has enough room for second floor.

My grandfather's work shop "the Doghouse" which has survived the surrounding chaos. This shot doesn't really show much of the new house, but I was having fun goofing around with infrared (what else is new?)

Pics taken with the Canon S90. Many more pics on a DSLR which I also took with me, but not on this particular walk.

Times Square

wannabe Power Rangers in front of the NY Public Library

In case anyone here's going to Kuwait soon.

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In the process of trying out Zenfolio and Smugmug to see if i can get rid of Photobucket at its softening of images. Any of you guys using either of these?

Smugmug is probably the best.

I've started using Smugmug recently and I'm liking it so far (coming from flickr).

I forgot, Smugmug does sharpen your photos when displaying them on different size from the original (they don't touch the original). You can turn this feature off.

Thanks guys. I like Smugmug a lot compared to Photobucket so far.

In case anyone here's going to Kuwait soon.

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Some random sunrise shots from this morning.

Oh yeah, I had to throw in a flower.

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S95 for $300 today @ New Egg.

S95 for $300 today @ New Egg.

Sold out. Son of a bitch.

Kowa 65mm f/0.75 by scenery_and_fish, on Flickr

Wide aperture is wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiide.

Sold out. Son of a bitch.

Frick

Some random shots from the frosty Thanksgiving in Mayberry and the day-after hike.

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Looks pretty chilly there Al.

I spent the afternoon at the Fort Worth Zoo. This is a really nice zoo.

I spent the afternoon at the Fort Worth Zoo. This is a really nice zoo.

Nice. Will have to take my nieces & nephew there the next time I'm in Dallas.

It is the best of the Zoos I have been to so far.

I am really liking Smugmug so far. I have set up a pro account and bought a domain name to match to make it look more official. I don't intend to sell any but I really just wanted to go through the process of setting it up.

I set up Vinylspinner Photography

Some more from the Zoo.

Damn, dude. That might be the best pic you've posted ...ever.

Why is one side of its face pink? Sunset?