Monochrom

Where i live newspapers pay everyone who gets their picture published about $18,-, thereby killing the need for a proffesional photographer. Soon they will start using articles that people write on...

Try to keep a I-Phone steady to take a good shot! And good luck framing a shot when the sun is directly behind you. And how about mounting a 600mm equivalent lens on your phone? Will look weird if...

Maybe, but a rangefinder is still the most precise way to focus, specialy with a wide-angle lens in dark situations.
And the overpricing is not caused by the rangefinder alone, the sensor has a lot...

If it's true, this camera is a gadget, not a serious rangefinder camera. Leica will have special editions of this camera to attract "i nééd this" kinda people....

It's not so much the metal tube itself but the calibration of the tube so it delivers the right setting to the rangefinderarm in the camera. That's a process that has to be done for each individual...

The Leica rangefinder has at least since the 80's been a camera for purists. Making it into a competitor for Canon and Nikon "do-everything" DSLR's destroys that idea. I think it would be a good...

And don't forget that you pay more for a M-lens because it has a rangefinder tube built in. An extra waste of money if you use the "M" as a Live-view camera.

Great. I thought it was a stupid idea to have Live-view in a rangefinder camera in the first place!
It would be smart if Leica made a ME type camera (rangefinder with only the essentials) and a...

People who live in places like New Mexico and Texas know this: Adobe may be nice, but sooner or later it cracks.

Yeah, but after processing, it was yours!

I started using Lightroom only a year ago, and started saving RAW from my new Canon 6D only months ago. Is it possible to work with un-converted RAW in Lightroom? I think i'm saving the files as...

It's not about the $20. It's about the ownership of something you pay for.
(btw, it's $30 if you wanna be able to quit anytime you choose)

When you look at it that way, CC users lose money every month. Even when they are travelling abroad for a month, or have to stay in hospital, or don't have work for a month, they pay.

I suspect that at least part of the Adobe shareholders are the same people that own the Cloud server network.

So what if, one day, the internet crashes? No more photography because no one is able to use PS? By going the path Adobe chose, the internet becomes even more vulnerable.

That is until Ilford, Foba and Adox discontinue their photopaper...