Amadou Diallo

The issue isn't about the merits of retouching. The question is whether it's appropriate when done under the banner of a news organization.

As we wrote in the review, the default setting for d4 is 'Off'.

@rhlpetrus
I think that on a fundamental level sites like EOSHD and dpr are serving two distinct audiences. There are clearly cameras with which it makes sense to give equal weight to the needs of...

Avoiding moiré is of paramount concern in the DSLR video world. And for many, the trade-off of softer but less heavily processed footage that you can 'sharpen up' in post, for the appearance of...

@bobbarber
Avoiding moiré is of paramount concern in the DSLR video world. And for many, the trade-off of softer but less heavily processed footage that you can 'sharpen up' in post, for the...

As a not very inconvenient workaround, you can set the camera to live view and then capture the exposure.

As a not very inconvenient workaround, you can set the camera to live view (which raises the mirror) and then capture the exposure.

@marike6,
We're still exploring ways to integrate Andrew Reid's video-specific findings into our reviews. On cameras like the Panasonic GH3 and Canon 5D Mark III, which have garnered large...

Hi everyone, This afternoon we published our full review of the Nikon D5200. A solid little camera with outstanding IQ, an articulated screen and the option of uncompressed video output. You can...

Just moved this to the GearShop forum so you can get a response from the GearShop team. --Amadou Diallodpreview.com

It's far from a stretch to ask whether there are photographers currently using Photoshop + Bridge who would not be just as well, if not better served by Lightroom.

Based on several comments I want to clarify that the interview with Adobe is limited to the first half of the story. The Reader FAQs are not part of the interview and are intended to provide...

We picked the headshot to illustrate the story.

'new camera support' means you get compatibility with Raw files Adobe supported since the current ACR release. So you can open the same Raw files as a CC user but will not have any of their new...

$49.99 X 12 = $599.88. That's without the existing user discount and includes all CC apps with a 1 year commitment. You can do PS only for $19.99/mo. Yes, the price for a 'cancel any time' plan is...

$49.99 X 12 = $599.88. That's without the existing user discount and includes all CC apps with a 1 year commitment. You can do PS only for $19.99/mo. Yes, the price for a 'cancel any time' plan is...

Those both seem rather unlikely. What's more likely is you may not have factored in sales tax when you confirmed the subscription and your phone connection may have dropped on a call.

As a production freelancer in the 90's, I made a living using Quark. Adobe won because they developed a superior product with InDesign.

Lr is part of the CC collection but can also be purchased as a standalone product.