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If your going to invest in a photography course look into buy an inexpensive digital SLR (the type that allows for the lens to be changed)
I'd recommend a Canon Rebel XTi - here are some Canadian...

I looking to buy a neighbors 1976 xl-250. A local shop suggested he buy a new condenser which he did and wired it to the coil. The bike started and ran fine but the new condenser was hanging from...

Standard sports setting for NBA or NHL - Shutter speed 500 of a sec or faster, Lens wide open (2.8), ISO 800-1600 - and still you can't always freeze the action!

Best way to use a point and shoot...

It could be a 3-Way switch. It there another switch that controls the same light as the switch you replaced? Do you still have the switch you replaced? Were there 3 terminal on it? If so it's a 3-way!

Is there a draw back to using the 120v tap. Will the performance of the light be different? The intensity? I'll see what I can do about a picture thanks again!

The rule of thumb I follow is to always leave the camera at the highest resolution and "res" down the image in one of the aforementioned programs to email. You can never make an image have more...

So I opened up the light and I see the 120v tap. What is the draw back with using the 120v tap (I know it's my only option!) Is it just higher amperage draw? Will it effect the intensity of the light...

Sorry for the confusion. I saw these lights HD and asked (first mistake that day) what voltage they were I was told 240v so I bought them. When I asked "Ask Me" about wiring and amperage and what...

XTi is a great camera but most package include a canon lens but unfortunately the mount is only plastic (where the camera mounts to the lens) and therefor is prone to breakage and wear (mostly if you...

What is inexpensive? I always say better is better! And unfortunately that means more expensive - I suggest the Canon XTi - 10 mega pixel. All the Canon SLR cameras use all the same lenses so buy the...

I tried to find tkrussell's previous post when he explained 1 phase, 2 phase and 3 phase - as it relates to voltage. The lights I want to install are Cooper's XF Falcon floodlights 250w MH - they say...

It is a barn and who knows if one day we'll have animals again so it's good to know what's required.
I remember reading in one of your - tkrussell's previous post an explanation of 1 phase, 2 phase...

No livestock - thank goodness - I can't even say "Equipontential"! As far as the wire type goes is BX (or AC as the Google tells me) OK? What am I trying to protect it from in the Barn? Is it damage...

Our local HD has some 240v high-output lights on sale and I'd like to install in our barn but I'm unsure what's involved. How do I tell what the draw will be for breaker and wire size? Is the a light...

Not the worst thing you can do but it can be frustrating - the second GFI may cause the first one to trip. I made the same mistake with a bathroom fed from another bathroom with a GFI installed!
No...

I have 40' run from the main panel with BX and want to use 14/3 instead of two runs of 14/2.
Is there a problem using a double pole breaker (15amp) to feed (with 14/3) a split receptacle and then a...