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I agree, ThePhilips, it's just too much data transfer, and as you point out takes a good while even on a fast link. And to what end? The raw editing facility rightly belongs at the client computer....

Storing raw files in the cloud does not enthuse me.

But Google Plus has recently incorporated features from Nik suite, and they appear to be excellent. I couldn't easily view the image files at...

Storing raw files in the cloud does not enthuse me, I just don't have that sort of bandwidth and internet speed.

But Google Plus has recently incorporated features from Nik suite, and they appear...

Very interesting. Possibly some man-made shiny article of offering causing all that glow. Nicely photographed, too. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks DocNo, I think that this was a very good test. That for print sizes < A4 size in broad daylight, the difference in print IQ is minimal in these two cameras. I don't think every pocket camera...

Excellent writeup, exciting and instructive without being verbose. The photographer has walked us through all the steps in making a standout image.

The bokeh seems to be somewhat harsh, but expecting anymore for a camera this small is being greedy. The image seems to have very nice tonality to it.  A nice image. The RX100 M2 seems to be an...

I find these results stunning. I don't see the soft edges and the painted look that one often finds in today's cameras. The foliage looks very good too. Either the RX MarkII is a great improvement,...

An interesting comment. Would you care to elaborate how the N cell would be useful, since the primary challenge seems to be colour interpolation?

A welcome development. Although in the samples, the new imaging pipeline output seems just a bit softer, just as applying a little NR does. I wonder how much this translates to an actual...

Okay, I admit I enjoyed the joke and the play of words by DPR. You brought a big grin to my face, thank you.

Now Carl will probably finally feel less self-conscious about the ice in his drink. And...

Completely second the above comment in all respects. A lovely child. I, too, think that the third photo is standout and pleasingly different. I would have liked to see how eye contact would have...

The linked photograph is disturbing on many levels- it is a news item with not many details, but the photograph is a story in itself. (warning- disturbing graphic in the...

Appreciate your acknowledgement, Richard.  Fellow poster Doug above gave a good example. Here's another-  http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/51368207 Examples are not hard to find, this happens...

Hi Hank, maybe I wasn't clear enough. This problem does not happen with images users upload on DPR with permission for original size view. It happens with photos where images are only allowed to be...

And an annoying critter at that. It would be very surprising if this hasn't been brought up by members, or if the mods and developers are still unaware, because I have been frquently hampered by...

Seconded! I also like the second shot best, although it's subtle. The first shot has the great capture of the lightning, but the second's cloud formation is exceptional.

Just wow, and the composition is dynamic- viewing pleasure.

Thanks for sharing. A photo evoking an emotional response has a deep impact on the viewer, and makes for powerful photography. I find the color version stronger- the color of the roses, the blue...

Hi Vieri, thanks for sharing your beautiful work along with your very good commentary on photo making. Btw, I just occasionally peek in this forum hoping to catch glimpse of some nice...