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If you sign up for "a lot" of Adobe software, then you're paying $50/month, which is $600/year. You pay that every year, for the rest of your life. Over 5 years you will have spent $3000 on Adobe...

The decision by Adobe directly affects people's ability to purchase/rent tools they may need. It directly affects their pocket book. As such, people are entitled to give an opinion.

But you...

If renting software saved me a significant amount of $$$, then I'd consider renting it.

If renting software saved me a little (or cost the same), then I'd rather own it. Owning software comes...

Search for "google glass snl" on Youtube.

Except that anyone with any business sense looks at overall cost of ownership.

You can buy CS6 for $600, then use it for the next 5 years without upgrading. That works out to $120/year. The...

What works for you doesn't work for everyone. For a large number of users this new system adds nothing and only serves to double the cost of ownership.

If you are incapable of understanding...

Now that people hate Adobe more than Canon's 18mp sensor, Canon has no reason to ever upgrade it! Nooooooo!

So that US residents can watch it legally, while the rest of us know what to search for on Youtube.

Milk CS6 for as long as possible, then look for an alternative in a few years. GIMP, Paintshop Pro, etc, will all be better in a few years and may offer you what you need.

Until Adobe changes their mind again.

Sounds like Adobe was running out of ideas for future upgrades. So they decided to leverage their monopoly and just force everyone to pay $600/year regardless of whether they improve the software...

Mortgage, electric, phone, cable.... and now a monthly software bill. Thank you Adobe for listening to customers and giving us exactly what we all want: more monthly bills! (sarcasm).

This is what I managed to find from:   http://cpn.canon-europe.com/content/education/infobank/lenses/image_stabilisation.do Canon states (page 3) that if you're using a tripod but still expecting...

The problem is that I.S. is optimized for hand movement and NOT tripod vibrations.  Tripod vibrations have a small amplitude and high frequency.  Hand movements have comparatively large amplitude...

The 32mm will be a great alternative to the Fuji lens if the AF is fast.

When it comes to the camera body, its the ergonomics that count.

Shutter lag and viewfinder blackout is increased slightly.

Ba-dum ching!

What can you expect? That being able to set your minimum shutter speed is the greatest thing since sliced bread.   That having more focus points means you can lock onto and track small objects much...

Image stabilization won't stop subject motion, but the stop+ light gathering ability might. So it depends on what you're shooting.