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I'll always hit my local camera shops first, if they don't have what I'm looking for it's Adorama, B&H, and Calumet, in that order.

Being 24 I'm not exactly "old" but with the average age on this site 15 or 16 I see what you are saying. However, I've found most of the discussion here to be overall pretty mature. It's hard to get off topic when so many people are so dedicated to a common interest.

Check out Strobist - it's an online tutorial on off camera lighting with standard flashes. Great stuff to be learned there, especially if you are interested in this professionally, or just want to take better shots of your bros. http://strobist.blogspot.com/

Don't make fun... exclusive rights are worth way more than a few cases of beer - even if you are starting out. She made a good point.

Got my reply back from Zach (thanks Zach). They seem pretty legit, but just starting out. Keep an eye on these guys and see where it goes.

Honestly I wouldn't recommend sending anything without more info and a contract, but that's just me...

Well I sent an email for more detailed info, I'll post here once I find something out.

duh...

http://www.mandolux.com/desktops/other/mandolux-yar-1024.jpg

Ha, it did say post your setup, that's just a straight copy/paste job from my website

Cameras Nikon D70 Nikon D200 w/ Battery grip Lenses 10.5 mm f2.8 Fisheye 12-24 mm f4 18-70 mm f3.5-4.5 50 mm f1.8 70-200 mm f2.8 VR 75-300 mm f4.0-5.6 Accessories Bogen 3021BPro Tripod, Bogen 3047 3 way head Silk Lighty Pod Nikon SB-600 Nikon SB-800 San Disk Ultra II and Extreme...

Ok... Make a new user on your computer and launch safari - does it work? If safari crashes in the new user it's a problem with the app or some system level prefs, and you need to reinstall. IF safari works on the new user it's something with your account, go into /users//library/preferences/...

System requirements for aperture are pretty high, yeah, need at least a 1.8 Ghz G5 or higher 1 GB ram, and a good video card. It runs OK on the bottom end machine, usable and only really slows down when you're doing some intense sorting or stuff like that.

Lowe CompuTrekker - 's what I use. Has an "all weather" cover that comes out and folds over the top of the pack to keep it waterproof. Never needed to use it, found that even if it's snowing hard the inside of the pack stays nice and dry.

Why make a sequence of a video capture? Just post the vid holmes. Use a real camera next time if you want a sequence.

Aperture is NOT an editing program, it's a workflow management program. Aperture is exactly what you are looking for, especially if you shoot a high volume of pictures. I've used it iView and Lightroom and like Aperture the best. Check out the others though and see what you like the most...

Add to this with SLR you can change lenses as needed, with a p&s you're limited to what's on camera. I shoot a D70 and a D200, both of which are great cameras. There isn't much difference between a 50 and a 70, you're just loosing a few features. DoF preview button is the only one I can name...

The 20 was a secondary add on later down the line. Originally was hooked up to my Wife's mac mini, when I upgraded to the MBP, she got my old 12" powerbook, mini turned into a media center box and I got her 20" display.

PowerMac G5 Dual 2.5 2.5 gb ram, Dual 300 GB drives (raid) 2.16 Ghz MacBook Pro 23/20 Apple Displays

You can find my shot of Tim Russell here: http://store.ericschmittphoto.com/gallery/1296286/1/60977396/Large