"Obviously, the best way to make sure the perspective in your photos is correct is to take time and line up your shot before taking it, but if you're taking tons of photos or shooting from the hip, it's inevitable you grab have an shot or two that's just a little off."

No problem! I can completely understand that...

The only thing that concerns me is the 11-point auto focus. It needs to have as good or better autofocus than the 7D, or many consumers are going to be disappointed. Especially since that is probably the 5D MKII's greatest weakness. The rest of the specs seem great to me. I've been wanting to go full frame for some…

7D shoots better video quality video due to the dual image processors, and you also get weather sealing. However, I use a 550D and I have no complaints on quality at all. I really wanted a nicer camera, but I couldn't resist the lower price. I know many video people that would rather have two rebels vs one 7D to cover…

Just wait until they are available on Monoprice by a 3rd party manufacturer. You will probably be able to pick up like 5 of them for $30.

I can waste an afternoon on that website looking at crap I don't need but pretend I do. I love it.

Just FYI iPhone component cost is estimated to be around $188, but your point still stands. Labor costs for this bike would be pretty high.

Are you saying that I put an abnormal brain into a seven and a half foot long, fifty-four inch wide Gorilla?!?!

Beat me to it! Ah well, here's the video to go with.

Those sinkholes are awesome. This pool is about the same depth as your deepest dive. Pretty crazy being that it is man-made.

The bus lady ended up with more than 700k. She is using 100k to set up a anti-bullying foundation.

I gave that beach a towel... Beaches love towels.

Exactly...

It makes sense in the direction they are going. It's not great or bad. The only thing that bothers me is the kerning between the "f" and "t" making the arms touch. It creates a strange shape and makes the negative space around it look awkward to me.

I'm really glad you did the sharpening in post. That's the best way to get good results.

Thats pretty cool. Good size for an electric screwdriver too.

These are really nice drills, but they are pretty pricey for the specs in my opinion. You are paying more for the smaller size, which is typically the opposite with tools.

This is what I was looking for. Thanks.

I've seen many articles on Curiosity's cameras, and gear, but I don't think I've read anything about the onboard computing power and memory it has. Has that been covered anywhere?

Yeah, most likely. Such a waste.