Heh, "done properly" if you disregard the fact that they cast pee wee Jackie Chan as City Hunter. WTF. Don't get me wrong, I like Jackie Chan for the most part but when I picture Ryo Saeba, Jackie Chan is nowhere near the top of the list.

@fletch Um, you do know that you can turn the AF-assist light off right?

Early adopter tax. New laptop HDs that raise the maximum storage space will always come out in the $2-300 range. This one's on the high end but no one else in the US has it currently.

Sure there is, I've been using the Hitachi 500GB in my 15" MBP for a month now. Works great. Sure you have to take out the bracket on one side and place a few bits of foam padding but at $240 it can't be beat.

Mine

Annoys me that I had just sold my 6i's and replaced them with 4p's right before the iPhones launched. Pain in the butt to have to get a pair of 6i's again just for this.

Does this thing have quasi-controls like the default earbuds for the iPhone? Where you can pause and go to next by clicking on the mic? Doesn't seem like it...

Gimme gimme gimme.

$4k for a 5D? Maybe when it first came out. It's down to a more manageable $2.5k now. ;-p

Um, Chris, what are you talking about? Canon doesn't have a 28 or 50 IS prime. Their IS primes are all 300mm+ because it's usually in those long ranges that you really need IS for. While IS for anything less than 100mm is nice, it's not absolutely necessary. I'd rather have a fast lens at those lengths. The nice thing about the Canon in-lens IS is that at the longer ranges (200+) where I prefer to have it, you can see its effect through the viewfinder which helps with more accurate focusing. In-body IS doesn't help stabilize your view while you're shooting.