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Solving Focus Issues with the Nikon D7000: A Comprehensive Guide

The Nikon D7000 is a beloved DSLR camera, known for its robust build and excellent image quality. However, I keep reading of some who are experiencing focus issues, which can be frustrating, especially when you’re trying to capture those perfect moments. This guide will help you diagnose and solve focus problems with your Nikon D7000. ... Read More

Great Photography Tools Part II

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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about shooting in the RAW. If you don’t know what I mean, you should go back and read that. If you read it, and now have your DSLR camera set to take RAW images, you might be wondering what you can do with them. They are not jpgs ... Read More

What Science Is The Liberal Gov’t Following?

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So, Canadians who are not vaccinated are not free to travel – they cannot even leave the country for a vacation. What science is this? Hint: There is no science. It is tyrannical in nature for a government that knows there will be no elections because it’s made deals with the devil to call itself ... Read More

Caryma Sa’d Is A Lousy Lawyer

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So, Caryma showed up at a political event held on private property. She was asked to leave. She refused. She got arrested. According to the CBC, Caryma says, “No one has articulated why … I’m not allowed into this event, I have an RSVP,” He Sa’d – go look up the Trespass to Property Act, ... Read More

Own A Nikon And Want Help?

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Soon enough we’ll have some reasons and time for some snarky political content – but we’re in a photography mode. We can switch modes pretty fast though. For now, if you own a Nikon camera, and you want to improve your knowledge of your model – or Nikon products in general, there’s a fabulous website ... Read More

Great Photography Tools (Part 1 – Shoot In The Raw)

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Summer’s coming. Time of the year when people are getting out and snapping more photos with their phones. There’s a group of photographers though that still love the higher quality images from DSLR cameras. Yeah, it is true that mobile devices have come a long way and the cameras inside them can be pretty amazing. ... Read More

Where Is Everyone?

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I know… you’re not blogging anymore but you should be. Forget about social media, Facebook – can you easily find old “posts” on Facebook? Can you easily categorize them? Facebook and other so-called “Web 2.0” sort of revolutionized the internet but I don’t think it was for the best. So much great content has now ... Read More

We’re Bored, Can You Tell?

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It’s been a little bit quiet around here. Chances are, you have been away from your computer for extended periods—it’s summer after all, and we need to make the most of the 6 good weeks we get, ya know? We’re more than just busy with summer though. Fact of the matter is, PolSpy’s publishers are ... Read More

Just The Facts, Ma’am

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Ray van der Woning Well, with all the hooplah surrounding the freakshow at Toronto’s Pearson Airport yesterday it was both refreshing and illuminating to watch how Canadian journalism handled the event. Essentially, for most of the day, we saw live feeds of the President of the GTAA suffer the barrage of reporters’ questions, and deal ... Read More

Shitty Election Criteria

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C’mon guys, I’m carrying PolSpy… The BBC reports that in India, village council candidates in India should be allowed to stand for election only if they have a toilet (to sit on) at home. Apparently “more than 65% of India’s rural population defecated in the open, along roadsides, railway tracks and fields, generating huge amounts ... Read More