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#2, You just discovered the little green men/bugs that the whole world has been looking for all along, my friend! Good that you are in Canada, otherwise US Secret Service would've kidnapped you and your pics. :D Great shots! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Good shots! :thumbsup: :)

If the price difference is negligible for you, D90 is better so you don't have to worry about motorised/non-motorised lenses. Better to do a feature comparison and ultimately try both models out so you can make a decision based on whichever feels comfortable for you. Good luck! :)

#1 is quite classic and #3 is such a cute look!. :)

@creation, Could it be because of the viewfinder focus? If you haven't tried adjusting already, it's to the right top, adjacent to the popup flash. :)

@Stratix, would you mind putting a pic of your full camera? Or would prefer not to reveal the total beauty? (Would like to see how it looks with the Gaffer tape on). Thanks! :)

Did you try the Recuva deep scan? That usually finds stuff. Don't perform any copy/del operations anymore in the drive. If Recuva doesn't help, some other commercial program might help if you could find one. Could the pics have been moved to some other folder accidentally?

Benro isn't bad either. There's lot of info here on CS. Lengthy threads of tripod discussion. Take your time and best is to go out and try and feel them before making a decision. Try as many brands and models as possible before making a decision, because in the end you'll be lugging it around as...

Nice caps astro08! :)

Colour cast seems to be present on both sides. Too tightly cropped, maybe TS wanted to emphasize on the colour cast?

3, 6 and 8 are super fantastic! :)

Indoor and night time photography. ISO performance of of D90 is quite good but It's better to have a fast lens than jack up the ISO, anytime.

Nicely done, good cap! :thumbsup: :)

Grind carves itself out of all other pics! Good catch! :)

At some point you might wish that you have kept the 50mm 1.8D of yours because the kit lens can be quite tricky for night time photographs. However, personally I would recommend going for Tamron 90mm or other 1:1 Macro lens at once (immediately or after some saving if necessary) because meddling...

Well balanced shot. Nicely captured. :thumbsup: :)

Nice catch! :)

Very nice caps. Last shot of the Lynx is extremely sharp considering the Raynox stacked. Still trying to figure out on how to work the Raynox 250. :thumbsup: :)

#2 & #3, excellent, #5 perfect timing. :thumbsup: :)

Good caps! :) :thumbsup: