most recent 30 from http://www.shutterfailure.com 2010-07-30T18:01:38Z http://www.shutterfailure.com/feeds http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://www.shutterfailure.com/questions/15/why-are-digital-medium-format-cameras-so-expensive Ryan Guill 2009-10-15T17:46:37Z 2010-07-23T11:22:27Z

<p>Is there something about medium format cameras that cause them to cost more or is just that the manufacturers of medium format digital cameras just happen to make high quality and expensive products?</p> <p>As a follow up to that question, why doesn't canon and nikon make medium format units?</p>

http://www.shutterfailure.com/questions/9/used-full-frame-camera johnattebury 2009-10-12T06:13:51Z 2010-07-22T07:22:27Z

<p>What's a good, used full frame camera? What's the best value?</p>

http://www.shutterfailure.com/questions/8/what-software-can-i-use-on-linux-for-editing-photos Kamil Kisiel 2009-10-12T03:25:40Z 2010-07-22T07:22:27Z

<p>What software is there for linux that's suitable for post-processing and RAW development?</p>

http://www.shutterfailure.com/questions/5/shutterfailure-site-improvement-suggestions Kamil Kisiel 2009-10-11T00:17:24Z 2010-07-21T07:22:26Z

<p>Post your suggestions for improving ShutterFailure to this community wiki post.</p>

http://www.shutterfailure.com/questions/3/where-can-i-find-manuals-for-my-canon-camera-lens-accessory-online Kamil Kisiel 2009-10-10T23:41:54Z 2010-07-18T10:22:28Z

<p>I've lost the manual for my Canon kit. Is there somewhere I can find it online?</p>

http://www.shutterfailure.com/questions/1/whats-the-difference-between-canon-series-ii-and-series-i-extension-tubes Kamil Kisiel 2009-10-10T23:22:14Z 2010-07-18T08:22:27Z

<p>Canon released the Canon EF 25mm Extension Tube II and Canon EF 12mm Extension Tube II as replacements for the original models. What's the difference between the Series II tubes and the originals?</p>

http://www.shutterfailure.com/questions/6/what-to-look-for-in-a-point-and-shoot Jordan Eunson 2009-10-11T06:41:06Z 2009-10-11T16:55:13Z

<p>The photography world has always been a mystery to me. There are so many different options and features with cameras and sales staff usually fall into one of two categories, either they're a complete snob or they know nothing at all. I'm not by any means a professional photographer but I do know what I like. I like nice vivid colours, proper focal points, and good quality pictures. What are some specs to look for when shopping for a point and click? Should I be looking for megapixels, or lens type, or some sort of magical image processor?</p>