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gw5815...you work for Adobe don't you? You work in accounting? Maybe you're a shareholder? It'd gotta be one of these or else you're smoking the good stuff.

"But if you're a Photoshop user whose workflow lets you happily stay a version or two behind, is the allure of access to Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, etc worth the additional cost? Let us...

DPR, I have a question for you. Where did you get this $399 CS6 upgrade price. Last time I heard and upgraded from CS5 to CS6 it was $199...? Thanks...

DPR, I have a question for you. Where did you get this $399 CS6 upgrade price. Last time I upgraded from CS5 to CS6 it was $199...? Thanks...

for all this info and the pics...

also interested in a response to Carlos's question...I wonder if it's still possible to set the zoom to stop at specific, user chosen, focal lenghts, like 24, 28, 35, 50 etc...I think I read a...

sounds good to me too...and if ricoh/pentax doesn't do it maybe nikon will...aps-c, 24x36, it will come, eventually, if only to iterate/generate more revenue...

http://www.getdpi.com/forum/printing-output/35057-piezography-question.html

I grew up with film cameras and I agree with you. I've never felt comfortable shooting through a viewfinder. My first taste of 'freedom' from viewfinder (ffv) came years ago with a fujifilm F30....

thanks again Phil...i'm using apple computers...nothing i tried within preferences worked...just throw up my hands and give up on it...maybe one day I'll write onOne again about it, see if i can...

Hi Phil, thanks...I saw that, and maybe it's fine for generated tiffs or psd files brought into photoshop for work, but I need something that helps me look at images in the onOne window...it seems...

trying onOne's Perfect Photo Suite 7, the trial, and i kind of like it...lots of capability,...one thing i haven't been able to figure out though, how to get it to play nice with my wide gamut...

good to hear, Samuel...boulanger has some good prices...but that means nothing if they can't deliver...dropping it right off the bat?...careful...use it well...Morris

sorry to hear this Samuel...I'm sure you were really looking forward to learning this new camera...let us know if you ever get it...

Thank you for this info, Samuel...like you, I've never tried them before, i'll check boulanger out...that's a nice price...i see the older grd lll on amazon.fr going for 399, they list the grd iv...

may i ask where you found it for 420 euros please...i've seen 'em for 500 euros here in france...can't find 'em any cheaper...thanks...

I'm curious about save time for raw shots and raw+jpeg too...also, I wonder if you'd be good enough to show use some iso 800 shots in darkish conditions...i'd like to see the noise/grain patterns...

really like the 'feel' of all of these, they seem a bit menacing...nice compositions, and i like the blur and grain too...I see they all say 100 iso, did you add grain or something? curious...or...

I know you said you don't want to crop in camera, but dang, it's a great camera, you can shoot at 6144 x 4080, not far off from the native resolution in the D600, and you get the controls you want,...

dear rubicon...thanks for the details, almost starts sounding like a monty python sketch, about the age, hip, etc...funny...me too, kinda old, heart problems...i get that, only 100 gms...maybe...