Library to send appropriate pulses to an IR LED to trigger Nikon cameras

Nikon IR intervalometer, hooked up to an Arduino, without even needing another remote. Definitely interested in building one of these.

"It turns out that Final Cut (both Express and Pro) don’t fully support the version of Motion JPEG that the D90 is using in AVI files, so the footage needs to be converted to Apple Intermediate Codec or Apple ProRes before editing." This makes things much better.

35mm, f1.8, crop-factor only, and with a built in motor so all the D40/D60 users can use it. This is big news - the first-party crop-factor prime. If they can make it super-affordable and good quality (at least as good as the 35mm f2 I'm thinking of buying) it's a lock.

A somewhat geeky - and swear-free - Downfall adaptation, but pretty spot-on nontheless.

"A friend once said to me that Canons are the best cameras available designed by engineers, and that Nikons are the best cameras one can buy designed by photographers. There may well be some truth to this aphorism." I like the aspects Michael focuses on.