In the digital age of photography the biggest bane to your enjoyment of your camera is viewing images at 100%, or more.

To quote Admiral Akbar, it's a trap! Don't do it!

As a digital SLR user, you have a couple of options when deciding what the camera is supposed to do when it captures the data off the sensor: RAW or JPEG. In regards to this, I land firmly in the RAW camp, here's why...

The AGO changed their photography policy a few years ago. It's not so much that they changed it, it's the lame excuse they give for it.

Various photography related links that I find interesting.

I really like Pentax cameras, I have for quite a long time going back into film and forward into digital. Pentax made a serious mistake though.

Is an APS-C sensor a crop factor or a magnification? The answer to that question is actually yes, maybe.

Have you ever seen a message board thread about Apple versus Microsoft? You'll know what I'm talking about if you have...

I bought a Pentax K-mount 2x matched multiplier made by Vivitar and, though I had already tried it out, some people asked me to post a more comprehensive example. Warning: Several MB worth of pictures here.

If you have a digital SLR, there are some great tools, software or hardware, out there that are either free or won't totally break the bank. Of course, photography can be an expensive hobby, so your mileage may vary here.