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I have added more pages to my tutorial site for you (sharpening)

It can be found here http://thekiwi.org/cs4_tutorials/default.html

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My New Avatar is in memory of Nancy my darling wife of 10 years who passed away on Monday November the 16th 2009 after an illness

My photo gallery http://thekiwi.org/photography/index.php

I'm shopping and asking questions about DSLR's before I buy one ($$$)

I hope you don't mind me picking your brain about your equipment.

Do you think Canon EOS 10D's 6.1 megapixels is enough for you?

Do you have a 400, 500 or 600mm lens, and if so, how do you carry it in the field?

Does it fog up in damp or subzero conditions?

Thanks.

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luv2bird:

I'm shopping and asking questions about DSLR's before I buy one ($$$)

I hope you don't mind me picking your brain about your equipment.

Do you think Canon EOS 10D's 6.1 megapixels is enough for you?

Do you have a 400, 500 or 600mm lens, and if so, how do you carry it in the field?

Does it fog up in damp or subzero conditions?

Thanks.

If you can afford a a little more go for a Canon EOS 30D it is a very good camera 8.2 megapixels the eos 20D is also 8.2 MP but the 30D is by far the better body Lenses well I would love to have a 400mm "L Series" but I can't afford that so I use the much cheaper Sigma 70-300mm DG Marco lens I have a Canon 10D body but would like a 30D or 40D body. Carrying it in the field I have a camera bag that I throw over my shoulder cameras and lens all have operating temp ranges and they are very generous ranges so  cold and heat is ok with most  Here is my online website with my images  http://thekiwi.org/photography/index.php   you are welcome to take a look at them 

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My New Avatar is in memory of Nancy my darling wife of 10 years who passed away on Monday November the 16th 2009 after an illness

My photo gallery http://thekiwi.org/photography/index.php