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I am on a PC. I use Premiere Elements ($100) and I use Virtual Dub for anti shake and deflickering of time lapse sequences (free, but you have to search out and find all the plug-ins/filters). For my needs this works fine. I don't know what you mean about menus... My latest video,

I adore that last pic with the dogs!

I present to you the lever axe... for chopping wood.

I was there Sunday... :)

JPL-NASA Lunar Eclipse Wallpaper Contest Yields Hundreds of Photos The first pic is mine. :mrgreen:

I recommended mixing half hot chocolate and half vanilla cappuccino at your local WaWa.

Well the set aside land is good. Just providing an observation. :rofl:

"We are here to eat the sandwich." Some not safe for work/kids language, but he makes a good observation that puts all this in perspective. Only two minutes. I would also point to the bell curve of all bacteria growth. Lactobacillus sanfransiscensis (the sourdough bacteria) and Candida...

I did a google image search and have to agree. I will change the label.

Actually the tree fell into another tree and got stuck. They came back and tried some more based on the fresh work I saw since, but now it is just stuck there.

I put it on my calendar.

Pheasants in Stafford Forge. Two different days but in the same area. Red Tail in Little Egg Pintail at Forsythe Northern Shoveler at Forsythe Snow Goose at Forsythe Hooded Mergansers at Mud City Busy Beavers at Stafford Forge :mrgreen:

Check out this Hooded Merganser I shot today.

In an off camera interview the coyote admitted. "Fingers make great snacks." :)

He should have reinforced a fear of humans for the next party that came along with perhaps small children. Disapprove.

Tuckerton Lake is one of the few places not frozen around here right now and there must be 100 Hooded Mergansers concentrated there with hundreds of other birds. (plus you can't hunt there) It happens every year.

http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/general-discussion/8126-amazing-spectacle-total-lunar-eclipse-monday-night.html :)

The ones with the F9 aperture were shot anywhere from 80 - 200th of a second and ISO 200. The 2500 ISO ones were shot with noise reduction on high and about 1-2 second exposure. It was a lot of switching back and forth on the controls to get both type of images. I shoot with a Nikon D90.

I found three black ducks shot and left lined up on the side of the road at Bridge to Nowhere. Not cool.

Thanks. Your shots are great for no tripod. Amazing in fact. I was on tripod with a remote trigger, shooting 300mm w/ 2x extension on a crop sensor = 900mm. The top row was shot at F9 as the control (figuring that would be the sharpest with the lens setup) and the bottom row was shot at ISO 2500...