Porthos is not pleased and is getting help from his Federation friends.

I wish they had the facility to rebuild 4th Gen GM C/K seiries trucks. That Bronco is tempting.

Sorry James. This is what shooting in 5D means in my house. I think they are quite pretty.

Isn't that a contradiction of terms?

Send the Rodin to Stanford so it can have a nice home with the rest of the naked statues.

If you were shooting in the bright sun, the light coming through the LED panel could have thrown off the metering as well as turning on the LED at night.

The Sea Shadow should be donated to the National Maritime Museum N.H.P. at Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco.

She is a criminal prosecutor and litigator. I always thought anti-trust attorney were cut from a different kind of legal fabric. This has #FAIL written all over it.

I also have a water bottle in mine. You could die of thirst being the photographer or the assistant at a most wedding shoots.

Most definitely.

For me, it is LauncerPro.

If you can wait for Haswell, then you will be better for it. I broke down and built a new SB 2600K rig to replace my Q6600 and the performance increase was not nearly as great as the bump in the benchmarks would have indicated.

Lord, God, Father Almighty,

I have enough issues trying to get a good placement, framing, and a striking composition on my EF 14mm F/2.8L USM on my 5D Mark II without catching an artifact, like a shadow, created by me and/or my gear. This would be insane.

Ditto! That is an insane 1800mm on a 7D.

I have a bit of an issue with these...

And I was hoping this would be a bill to fight the British atrocities of arresting its citizens for tweeting.

This must be pretty close to what Canon does as my EF 70-200mm lens lens in the factory case fell off my side and only had minor damage to the IS. When it tried to escap from my camera backpack, A 3 foot drop on asphalt for my 135mm F/2L chipped the barrel, but the lens worked just fine.

Shame considering the fist Viper did not even have side windows.

I thought it was pretty cool when AT&T opened a store that sold phone at the mall in 1981. The thought that my parents could purchase a phone and not rent them from the phone company was a radical idea.