Reilly Diefenbach

I'm all for sharing and tablets, etc., but that's never, ever going to replace the big panel in the living room. We're talking a picture of roughly the same quality as the 70 foot diagonal 4K...

At last, a poster with an eye for the future.  Where have you all been? Intimidated by the propeller beanie set?  Yes, they are definitely steering us in the direction of 4K, that's what...

You probably watch on your 19" Toshiba.  Plenty good enough, everything since that Toshiba was pure hype.  They'll never have programming for anything better anyway. Here's a hint.  Don't buy a 4K...

Yes, although you have them reversed on your post, probably due to DPR's acting screwy lately, the 35D is in fact flarey and mushy wide open.  Stop it down to f5.6 or better yet f8 and it's pretty...

Yes, I know all that, but 4K TVs do not suffer from the same limitations.  Reason to be happy, not grumpy, as some apparently are. Ehhhhhhh.  Thanks for playing. I've got good 1080p several times...

I also have been in the electronics business, but for a lot longer.  You're totally missing the point which is staring you in the face.  The electronics industry is going to do the switchover...

I don't know about Chile, but in the U.S. you can't buy a DVD player, it's all Bluray now and has been for years.  No one wants to look at 480p on an HDTV any more.  You might have thought to...

4K will be the norm within a few years, replacing 1080p for video, and that is a good thing.  Netflix is already gearing up to pipe 4K into your living room just as soon as Comcast, etc. can...

Nice work.  Don't miss the "Supermoon" 9:30 PM June 23.

Lots of patience, excellent lighting, the whole package.  Great job!

Both number two and three are much better shots.  Number three could use a makeover, but talk about right place, right time :^)

A nice shot, but too many tree boughs, not enough canyon for my liking.  Of course, moving forward to frame the shot better would have resulted in a severe lack of any future output from the photog...

Part of a broad front attempt by republicans to kill off the Postal Service and turn it over to big donors and private contractors.   Along with the education system, the prison system (well under...

I must agree to no such thing. There is in fact a filter, just not a conventional blur filter.  Warning, the usual input sharpening routines from your old workflow may be counterproductive, the "e"...

Craig is being as nice, as usual, but I believe very few of these one-sided horror stories are real or complete in the telling.  Exaggeration and outright fabrication are as rampant as ever on the...

This has gone on way too long and you're in a loop I want nothing to do with.  In error now, just as you were with your Tamron 70-300 debacle a few weeks back, where you went on and on ad nauseum. ...

It's a Macaw.     A D700, really?  One third as many pixels?  You're out on a limb and sawing hard.   Why don't you rephrase that correctly:  I, Robert Shotcents can't see a difference between...

Part II. You have to admit, the DXO interface leaves a lot to be desired. I keep bugging them, they keep not making it easy to use, I keep complaining, and round and round we go. I have spent...

No, sorry, the DXO NR isn't much to get excited about, not anywhere near as good as Topaz Denoise, which is also much better than LR4's, which I don't use other than the default chroma NR 25 on the...

Do not presume to tell me what I know or don't know. I've had DXO longer than you have in all likelihood, and know just how to use it. For Nikon, the "DXO Default" raw conversion is dark, muddy...