Finally added some landscape lighting to my backyard.

nice lamps, but the garden looks kinda weird in the first two images; like 2nd world war german tank roads, heavilly used? very nice detail with the lit tree.

*background story: when teh germans occupied Denmark , they built airports in northern jutland, and made their own roads, in a very rough manner. Some are still left connecting the small villages in northern jutland, and you can hear it easilly when you get one as it sounds like you are driving a train in your car

Aalborg Airport was built by them using slavery (resistance people and jews) and it is now the 3rd largest airport in DK.

magic lantern firmware worth it?

@MichaelNielsen That isn't a garden...its a flagstone path. It is currently surrounded by dirt, as I'm re-landscaping my yard. Once it is all said and done, the path will have moss growing between the stones, and will be lined with a border of bricks. Outside the bricks will either be groundcover (where I need to walk/move my lawn mower around) or garden boxes.

@Aaron It can be. It is pretty good stuff, however as with all things third party, there is risk.

Hey guys, I don't know if this deserves a whole question of if one exists but somebody just asked me about the "Image Size" part of this article

kenrockwell.com/canon/7d/users-guide

It doesn't seem to make sense to me, especially if you're shooting in RAW. Anyone know of a different explanation or care trying to explain please?

@VianEsterhuizen Ken is off-base. It's true that Bayer sensors (especially with AA filters) record less than the full resolution of the sensor, but he'soverstating the case (as is his general way). And you're right: it's irrelevant when using RAW.

@mattdm Thanks.