So, are the Mac OS X drivers good? Anyone have any issue with them?

Quote: Originally Posted by rhythmdevils Do you guys use lens hoods? I always have, but shot without one last weekend, and it was kind of nice. My 24-70 is really intense with the lens hood, and it was just one less thing to worry about. I happened to wind up shooting into teh sun a lot...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bob_McBob I ordered one of the new 100/2.8 IS macros when they popped up in stock at B&H on Thursday night. Paid for UPS next day to get it by the weekend, but unfortunately B&H didn't ship my order They used to be pretty good about getting next day orders...

Bah, cameras with vertical grips are so MASSIVE and HEAVY. I could only fathom using one if I was already on a tripod/monopod with a supertele, or something.

How?

What are you using to make gifs?

IKEA | Desks | GALANT system | GALANT | Table top with frame

3:2 is full-frame.

Did you get your impressions made with a relaxed mouth, closed mouth, open mouth, etc.?

Does it have weather seals? What is it made of? And lenses are much more important than cameras. Which do you spend more on and keep longer?

Quote: just using a typical HP inkjet and some HP photo paper Problem: found. Use a service similar to what Adorama provides. Messing with colorspace won't help unless you can calibrate your monitor, printer, and use a printer that actually has inks that can actually show the...

I've had my EOS-3, 28/1.8, and 100/2 for a while now...And I'm in love. I just wish the focus was better...AF seems slightly messed up. I'd send my stuff in to Canon, but I need it. Manual has been fine, and I prefer it, anyway.

I'd get a 100mm or 200mm, or even 300mm for sports.

Man, I'm loving my Canon EOS-3. It is so comfortable, and addressed all the issues I had with my Nikon. And the 28/1.8 is a freaking dream. I'm in love. The 100mm ƒ/2 is also on its way.

...My 10 year old camera does averaging with spot metering. Point, hit a button, repeat...