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A filter on top of your lens is not only useful for photographic effects, but it also protects your lens from frontal impact damage.

Further more, it’s a good idea to always use a strap to avoid dropping your camera.

—This post has been updated¹ and updated again².—

It’s now been almost 8 hours since I’ve installed Google Chrome, the new browser from Google that every nerd is drooling over and tinfoil enthusiasts are shunning away with a ten foot pole³. Me, I’m still on the drooling side of the fence, albeit the TOS (Terms of Service) does seem a bit odd to me, too. But wait, there’s more…

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