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	Casio Baby-G Ladies Reef Series Watch BG3000-1DR List Price: $79.00 Sale Price: $47.40 Average Rating:
	Resin and aluminium case with a black resin bracelet. Fixed aluminium bezel. Digital dial displying: hours, minutes, seconds, date and day of the week. Quartz movement. Scratch resistant mineral crystal...

Casio Ladies

BLACK DIAMOND CASIO BABY G SHOCK LADIES WATCH 300CT    US $749.00

DIAMOND CASIO BLUE BABY G SHOCK LADIES WATCH 150CT    US $649.00

DIAMOND CASIO YELLOW BABY G SHOCK LADIES WATCH 150CT    US $649.00

Casio Oceanus OCW 60DLJ 4AJF Ladies from Japan    US $642.99

Casio Oceanus OCW 50TDJ 7AJF Ladies    US $629.99

Casio Oceanus OCW 60DJ 7AJF Ladies from Japan    US $615.99

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SIMULATED DIAMOND BLUE YELLOW CASIO SHOCK LADIES WATCH    US $499.00

SIMULATED BLACK DIAMOND WHITE CASIO SHOCK LADIES WATCH    US $499.00

SIMULATED DIAMOND BLUE ROSE CASIO SHOCK LADIES WATCH    US $499.00

Casio Protrek Twin Sensor Super Slim PRW 500TJ 7JF Lady    US $309.99

OCW10DA 4A Casio Ladies Watch Oceanus Chronograph    US $299.00

Casio Sheen Ladies Chronograph Watch SHN 5012D SHN5012D    US $275.00

BABY G BY CASIO MSG600PG 5B BABY G LADIES WATCH    US $231.00

Casio Protrek Twin Sensor Super Slim PRW 500J 1JF Lady    US $229.99

Casio Baby G G ms Ladies Watch MSG 300D 4V    US $228.00

Casio Baby G G MS Ana Digi Ladies Watch MSG 300C 1BDR    US $228.00

New Casio Sheen Ladies Chronograph Watch SHN 5506D 1    US $219.57

MSG 300CB Casio Baby G World Time Ladies Watch MSG300CB    US $200.99

CASIO PINK BABY G LADIES QUARTZ WATCH BG 180 4V NEW    US $184.65

Casio Baby G BG 2200 7 CASKET Brace Ladies Watches    US $183.73

NEW Casio Phys CHF 100J 1JR HEART RATE MONITOR] Ladys    US $174.99

Casio Sheen Lady Chrono Dress Watch SHN 5013D SHN5013D    US $170.00

Casio Sheen Fashionable Design Ladies Watch SHN 6001D 1    US $168.00

Casio Baby G Denim Style Ladies Watch BG 1002DM 2    US $168.00

Casio Sheen Chronograph Ladies Watch SHN 5500 7A    US $168.00

Casio Sheen Ladies Chronograph Dress Watch SHN 5012LP    US $165.00

Casio Sheen Ladies Fashion Watch SHN 3011GD 7 SHN3011GD    US $169.96

Casio Sheen Ladies Chronograph Watch SHN 5506D SHN5506D    US $158.94

Casio Sheen Chronograph Dress Ladies Watch SHN 5000D 7A    US $158.00

Casio Beside Ion Plated Ladies Watch BEL 118BD 1AV    US $156.00

Casio Sheen Ladies Chronograph Watch SHN5504D SHN 5504D    US $154.00

Casio Sheen Ladies Dress Watch SHN3012 SHN3012GD 7A    US $160.77

Casio Sheen Ladies Chronograph SHN5504 SHN5504D 1A    US $152.00

Casio Baby G Ladies World Time Watch BGA 111 1B BGA111    US $151.59

NEW CASIO BABY G WHITE DIAL W RHINESTONE LADIES WATCH    US $150.99

Casio Baby G Ladies World Time Watch BGA 112C 1 BGA112C    US $151.59

LWQ120GA 9AV Casio Ladies Watch Atomic    US $150.00

Casio Sheen Ladies Watch SHN 5502GD 7A Brand New    US $149.99

BGA112C 7B Casio Ladies Watch Baby G Chronograph Alarm    US $149.00

Casio Baby G HELLZ Tie Up Ladies Watch BG 5600HZ 7JR    US $149.00

Casio Baby G HELLZ Tie Up Ladies Watch BG 5600HZ 9JR    US $149.00

Casio Baby G Jewel Gray Series Ladies Watch BG 90SG 8    US $148.00

Casio Sheen Ladies Fashion Watch SHN3012 SHN3012GD 7A    US $146.88

Casio Sheen Ladies Fashion Watch SHN3012 SHN3012BD 1A    US $146.88

Casio Sheen Ladies Chrono Watch SHN 5507D 1A SHN5507D    US $151.59

Casio Baby G Dolphin Whale Ladies Watch BG 3000K 2D    US $146.00

Casio Baby G World Time Alarm Ladies Watch BGA 200 1E    US $146.00

Casio Sheen Ladies Chronograph Dress Watch SHN 5504 7A    US $145.99

SHN 5502D 1A Casio Sheen CHRONOGRAPH Ladies Watch    US $145.99

SHN 5502 7A Casio Sheen CHRONOGRAPH Ladies Watch    US $145.99

Casio Sheen Ladies Chrono Watch SHN 5012LP 7A SHN5012LP    US $146.07

Casio Sheen CHRONOGRAPH Ladies Watch SHN 5502 7 SHN5502    US $145.15

Casio Sheen Ladies Dress Watch SHN 3012GD 7 SHN3012GD    US $145.00

LWQ120DA 7AV Casio Ladies Watch Atomic    US $145.00

LWQ120DA 1AV Casio Ladies Watch Atomic    US $145.00

Casio Ladies Chronograph Dress Watch SHN 5504D SHN5504D    US $145.00

Casio Sheen Ladies Fashion Watch SHN 3012GD SHN3012GD    US $148.83

SHN6500GD 7A Casio Ladies Watch Sheen Chronograph    US $144.00

Casio Baby G Cool Ana Digital Ladies Watch MSG300C 1    US $144.00

Casio Baby-g and Other Models Grab the Limelight

Features of the new Casio Baby-G are the 48 cities world-time, EL automatic backlight. Some of them are aimed at women based on size or colour scheme, but many Baby-G's are unisex models as long as your wrist isn't too big. Casio watches are reliable with some models even featuring 10 year battery life.

Baby-G watches are bundled with features and are perfect for active people who want to wear their watch where ever they go or whatever they do for example running, swimming, travel, school, and many sports.

Casio watches for women are cool, stylish watches that won't break the bank. By always employing the latest technology, and continuing to transcend conventional thinking about the watch, the G-SHOCK brand has become Casio's leading timepiece product. Many models are solar powered via Casio's new Tough Solar System (TSS).

Two thirds of Casio's Baby-G sales are in Casio's domestic market in Japan. The Japan based Casio Company, diversified out from the calculator business in 1974 to create electronic watches starting with the Casiotron electronic wristwatch. Over the last 30 years Casio has been a major global pacesetter of watch design and advancement.

For the most precise timepieces, look for Wave Ceptor watches with atomic timekeeping, which automatically adjusts the watch to keep it precise. The lady who loves Casio watches for women knows she has a reliable watch that is both stylish and attractive. Overall these watches are for keeping time.

Part of the sales of these Baby-G models is earmarked as contributions to the Eco-Research Network (ERN) project. It hopes that it will help to defend and improve the global environment that is home to mammals, whales, and other life forms.

The G-100-1BVMUR Casio G-Shock model features:

Electro-luminescent (EL) backlight for viewing in low light conditions and a clear analogue display with negative LCD digital display.

The MTG-900DU-2VER Casio Solar Powered Radio-controlled G-Shock model features:

Electro-luminescent (EL) backlight for viewing in low light conditions, and a clear digital display.

The G-7500G-9VER Casio G-Shock model features: Clear digital display which has an electro-luminescent (EL) backlight for viewing in low light conditions, and has water resistance to 200m, suitable for diving.

Casio wristwatch brands such as G-shock, Pathfinder and Baby-G are some of the most favourite wristwatch brands due to their technologically advanced features, designed for complete utility and accuracy. With these qualities, Casio watches are sure to please even the most discriminating person.

Casio Pathfinder watches contain minute sensors that detect direction, pressure, and other conditions to help keep the wearer in touch with the natural world when challenging the great outdoors. This timepiece has a resin case and stainless steel caseback. The watch features a duplex LCD dial, and has solar power to keep the time ticking over. The ultimate in dependability, the Casio Pathfinder watch is ideal for travellers and outdoor adventurers.

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Can I have some help picking out a digital camera?

I bought my Casio Exilim probably 1 or 2 years ago. I loved it...that is until it broke for no reason! Right before I'm going on vacation too! I took it in to get it fixed and the lady said it would cost $150. That's ridiculous and I'd rather spend the money and just get a new camera.

i have two sanyo VPC-T700. 7.0 mega pixel and take great pictures.they've been great, easy to use, take SD cards, good battery life and are cheap. i bought them both on ebay.

	Casio Men's PAG40-7 Pathfinder Triple Sensor Multi-Functional Digital Watch List Price: $200.00 Sale Price: $99.99 Average Rating:
	Amazon Exclusive Pathfinder Watch# PAG40-7M by Casio Casio has done it yet again with this stylish yet incredibly useful outdoorsman’s dream watch. This watch has all of the bells and whistles that you would expect from a Pathfinder, including Casio’s "Triple Sensor" technology...

Triple Sensor

Casio Protrek Triple Sensor MANASLU PRX 2000YT 1JR    US $1,444.99

Protrek Triple Sensor MANASLU MULTIBAND6 PRX 2000T 7JF    US $889.99

Casio PROTREK Triple Sensor MANASLU PRX 2000L 1JF Japan    US $807.99

CITIZEN PROMASTER TRIPLE SENSOR    US $671.50

Casio PRW 1500TJ 7JF Protrek Triple Sensor Multiband    US $635.00

CASIO PRW 1300YTJ 1JF Triple Sensor Tough Solar    US $615.00

Casio Triple Sensor super thin solar PRW 1300YTJ 1JF    US $609.99

Casio Protrek Tough Solar Triple Sensor PRG 130GC 4DR    US $568.00

Casio Protrek Tough Solar Triple Sensor PRG 130GC 3DR    US $568.00

Casio ProTrek Triple Sensor Mens Watch PRG 110AR 2VDR    US $538.00

Casio Protrek Triple Sensor MULTIBAND 5 PRW 1500YJ 1JF    US $499.99

Casio Protrek Triple Sensor Multi Field PRW 1500CAJ 4JR    US $499.99

Casio PROTREK TRIPLE SENSOR Multi Field Line PRW 1500TJ    US $495.00

Casio Protrek Triple Sensor Multi Field PRW 1500CAJ 3JR    US $439.99

Casio Protrek Solar Triple Sensor Watch PRG 110C 1    US $438.00

Casio Protrek PRW 1300YJ 1JF Triple Sensor MULTIBAND 5    US $435.00

Casio PROTREK PRW 1300TJ 7JF Triple Sensor MULTIBAND 5    US $425.00

Casio Protrek PRW 1300TJ 7JF TRIPLE SENSOR MULTI BAND 5    US $419.99

Casio Protrek PRW 1300WFJ 7JR Triple Sensor MULTIBAND 5    US $415.00

Casio Protrek Triple Sensor MULTIBAND 6 PRW 2000 1JF    US $412.99

Casio Protrek PRW 1300ABJ 2JR Triple Sensor Slim    US $405.00

Casio Protrek PRW 1300ABJ 2JR Triple Sensor Slim AR    US $399.99

CASIO PRO TREK TRIPLE SENSOR WATCH PRW 1000J 1JR    US $399.00

Casio PRW 1500J 1JF Protrek Triple Sensor Multi Field    US $395.00

Casio Protrek PRW 1300BJ 3JF Triple Sensor MULTIBAND 5    US $395.00

NEW CASIO PATHFINDER DIGITAL TRIPLE SENSOR MENS WATCH    US $395.04

Casio Protrek PRW 1300YJ 1JF Triple Sensor Super Slim    US $389.99

Casio Protrek PRW 1500J 1JF Triple Sensor Multi Field    US $389.99

Casio Protrek PRW 1300BJ 3JF Triple Sensor ultra thin    US $389.99

Casio Protrek PRW 1300GBJ 1JR Triple Sensor Super Slim    US $369.99

NEW CASIO Pro Trek Triple sensor Watch PRG 110T 7V    US $357.37

Casio ProTrek Titanium Triple Sensor Watch PRG 500T 7DR    US $348.00

Casio ProTrek Titanium Triple Sensor Watch PRG 70YT 1V    US $338.99

Casio ProTrek Triple Sensor Mens Watch PRG 110G 1V    US $336.00

Casio ProTrek Triple Sensor Mens Watch PRG 110G 3V    US $336.00

Casio Protrek PRW 1300J 1JF TRIPLE SENSOR MULTI BAND 5    US $329.99

Casio Pro Trek Triple Sensor Watch PRG 500T 7 PRG500T    US $315.55

NEW CASIO Pro Trek Triple sensor Watch PRG 110AB 2V    US $311.44

Casio ProTrek Triple Sensor Watch PRG 500T 7 PRG500T    US $304.09

Look Mens CASIO TOUGH SOLAR TRIPLE SENSOR Watch Runs    US $299.00

Casio ProTrek Triple Sensor Mens Watch PRG 80L 2VDR    US $299.00

Casio ProTrek Triple Sensor Mens Watch PRG 80L 3VDR    US $299.00

Casio ProTrek Titanium Triple Sensor Watch PRG 90T 7VDR    US $299.00

Casio Protrek Tough Solar Triple Sensor Watch PRG 110Y    US $299.00

Casio Protrek Tough Solar Triple Sensor PRG 200T 7dr    US $291.22

Casio Protrek Triple Sensor Titanium Watch PRG 130T 7V    US $289.00

Casio Protrek Tough Solar Triple Sensor Watch PRG 130Y    US $289.00

Casio Protrek Triple Sensor Watch PRG 200A 1D PRG200A    US $288.00

Casio Protrek Triple Sensor Pathfinder PAW2000T 7V    US $284.99

Casio ProTrek Triple Sensor Tough Solar Watch PRG 90 1    US $279.00

NEW CASIO SEA PATHFINDER TRIPLE SENSOR 100M MENS WATCH    US $275.61

Casio Protrek Tough Solar Triple Sensor Mens PRG 200T 7    US $272.39

Casio Protrek Triple sensor PRG 240B 2JF from Japan    US $269.99

Casio Protrek Triple sensor PRG 240 1JF from Japan    US $269.99

NEW CASIO Pro Trek Triple sensor Watch PRG 130 1V    US $274.69

Casio Protrek Triple Sensor Watch PRG200A PRG200A 1D    US $265.00

New Casio Protrek Triple Sensor Watch PRG200A 1    US $265.00

New Casio Protrek Triple Sensor Watch PRG200A PRG200A 1    US $265.00

Casio ProTrek Titanium Triple Sensor Watch PRG 110T 7VD    US $258.00

Casio PAG80 1V Triple Sensor Pathfinder Digital Watch    US $249.95

How To Choose The Right Digital SLR And Lens Cameras

Choosing the Right Digital SLR for Your Nature Photography

It is very true that it doesn't matter what equipment you use -- it's what you do with the camera that matters. However, there is no question that when you're hiking through a thick jungle in the middle of central america you want to pack light. Even though the Nikon D2x has the prestige of being Nikon's premier "PRO" camera, you may not find it's the best fit for your nature work.

One of the first things you need to consider is how you're going to use the pictures. Look up the magazines you want to publish your work. Send in for "submission guidelines" and find out their minimum mega pixel count. The same is true for stock agencies -- browse around and decide which place you'd ultimately like to sell your work. Many organizations have their submission guideliens published on their websites. If you're more interested in learning and doing nature photography for your own pleasure then by all means buy the less expensive models. There's nothing wrong with a camera that takes a 5 or 6 megapixel image. You'll still be able to blow it up to poster size if you want a special print made.

Choosing the Right Lenses

Unfortunately, no one can tell you which lenses to buy or "how to build the perfect SLR system for nature photography." Again, it depends on the kinds of photos you like to take, your personal preference and the market where you want to sell your image.

The great advantage of Nikon cameras is that you can use older lenses on your body. This allows a lot more freedom of choice and means you can get really amazing older lenses at shockingly affordable prices.

I'll give you an example. One of my favorite lenses is a 300mm f4 manual focus prime lens from the 1970s. Nikon especially developed ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass to provide pricise optical colour correction. This special glass (not available in all Nikon lenses) provides the sharp, clear resolution required for superb photographs. The other advantage (at least for me since I generally hike to find wildlife) is that it weighs less and packs small.

Another example -- the 50mm 1.4 auto focus). It's actually an 80mm on your body. That means you have a prime lens at 80mm that can take pictures in the darkest settings. And, because Nikon lenses has been perfecting its 50mm lenses since its inception as a company (Nikon used to include a 50mm on all its bodies until well into the late 1980s), it's one of Nikon's very best lenses. It's cheap because 50mm on a 35mm camera is kind of pooey. But 80mm on a digial camera is marvelous.

Magnification - Use it to your Advantage

For wildlife photographers in particular, the one advantage of shooting with any Nikon digital camera these days is the magnification factor. Rather than create a sensor the same size as one frame of 35mm film, Nikon and most other digital SLR camera manufacturers decided to create a sensor that is smaller than the 24x36mm standard frame of the older film models. Having a smaller sensor means you aren't going to capture all the information on the left and right and top and bottom of the frame. This may sound really bad... but there is no need to worry about what you haven't captured because the viewfinder has been adjusted so that what you see optically is what is captured in the digital file.

The result is that the camera multiplies the magnification of all the lenses. Nikon's magnification (depending on the camera you use) is around 1.5x. That means a 300mm lens is now magnified to 450mm. This is great news for wildlife photographers. The only drawback is that wider angle lenses (like a 17mm wide angle becomes a 25.5mm not-as-wide-angle lens. However, landscape photographers still have some options. I'll get to those in a bit.

Lenses - Pros and Cons

While I can't tell you the right lenses to buy for your particualr needs... I can give you some feedback/impressions about the particular lenses I am using or have used in the past.

Nikkor 10.5mm f2.8 Fisheye: I never thought such a specialized lens could provide me with so much use. For more information, I've written a short article about how to use a fisheye lens in your nature photography athttp://www.naturestocklibrary.com/gallery/2472892

Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G ED-IF AF-S DX Zoom - This lens is all right. I bought it as a kit lens a long time ago and it's served well for the wider range. I wish I had saved pennies and purchased a 2.8 that offered a wider range (like a 12mm to 25mm).

Tamron 17-35mm f2.8: This is a great lens but, alas, I purchased it for a film camera and the magnification on my digital body means that it isn't that useful in my photography right now. I'm planning on selling it (along with my other wide angle) and buying a 2.8 that has a wider range so I can do more with landscape photography.

Nikkor 50mm f/1.4D AF - This is the same lens I discussed earlier. It's small, has a low price tag, allows you to shoot in really dark situations and it's an 80mm on a digital camera. You really can't go wrong.

Nikkor Nikon 80-200mm f2.8D ED AF Zoom - This is a fantastic lens that stays at 2.8 no matter if you are shooting at 80 or 200mm. Again, magnification means it's actually a 300mm zoom. Zooms are great because you can adjust your focus distance depending on where your subject is located. Not so great with subjects that are always far away (like the macaws seen here), but really awesome for docile wildlife like deer. It also has a macro function that works beautifully.

Nikkor 105mm f/2.8D AF Micro, or 105 Micro for short - This is probably Nikon's most used macro lens, probably because the lens can serve triple duty. First of all, it is a macro photography lens and it allows you to take photographs at a 1:1 reproduction ratio (on a 35mm body), which means that a 24 by 36 mm subject will fill the entire frame. Second, it makes a very good general purpose short telephoto lens. Third, it is also at least a very reasonable portrait lens (although, with magnification it may be too much of a telephoto on a digital SLR). I really love this lens for macro photography.

Nikkor 300mm f4 manual focus - While a "prime" lens doesn't offer the flexibilty of a zoom... it's still an ideal choice for getting the best results in your work. This is the same lens I discussed earlier and, considering it cost only $350, it's light & the focusing is so smooth, it's one of my favorite lenses. I never leave home without it.

Nikkor 600mm f5.6 manual focus ED Glass - Again, I paid a lot less for this lens (which is actually a hefty 900mm on a digital body and also has the famous Nikon ED glass!!) because it's an older model and it's manual focus. I spent $1,599 USD - but consider that a newer model would go for at least $5,000 to $25,000, depending on the f stop. Some may argue that 5.6 is a bit too narrow of an f stop but I find the compression with telephoto lenses means that I wouldn't want to shoot a 900mm subject with anything wider than 5.6 (2.8 would make the focus far too shallow on such a far away subject). Although... for closer subjects 2.8 is magic!

In the past, I have also used the Sigma 70-300mm 3.5-5.6 and the Tamron 200-400mm 3.5-5.6 and both served well as affordable zooms while I was learning about photography. I have since sold them to pay for the lenses I currently use.

Why I LOVE and Highly Recommend Manual Focus

I used to be terrified of focusing manually. On most auto focus lenses, the focus ring is small and more difficult to use... also there's something really easy about just allowing your camera to do the focusing work for you. I was afraid I couldn't react quickly enough to moving subjects and that I wouldn't be as good as my camera's auto focus. Now I see the errors of my ways.

For wildlife (or people), you want to make sure the main subject's eyes are in perfect focus. You won't be able to sell any image if the eyes aren't in focus. If you shoot a subject 10 feet away at 2.8 and use auto focus, the camera will choose the object closer to the camera (usually the nose, cheek, or eye brow... not the eye itself). A 2.8 aperture means that you will have such a soft depth of field that the eyes will appear out of focus. The older (and more affordable) manual focus lenses have the most beautiful focusing rings you've ever seen. I find it much easier to use manual focus on my 300mm f4 lens from the 1970s than my newer autofocus 80-200mm zoom (using the auto focus feature). Unfortuately, I find the focusing ring on the newer models a little bit pooey... but I did want to make the case for why I think manual focus lenses from the 1970s are the greatest things since sliced bread!

Rule of Thumb for Fast Subjects

You may already be aware that your shutter speed should be at least the same as the distance of your lens. For instance, you need to shoot at least 1/300th of a second if you are using a 300mm lens or hand shake will make your picture look really blurry. And anything larger than 300mm should be put on a tripod (preferably one with a ball head for wildlife work). With magnification, you may be able to get away with shooting a 300mm (a 450mm on your digital) hand-held... at 1/450th of a second or higher...)in a pinch... but investing in a good ball head tripod will really improve your results if your lens is higher than 300mm.

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