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Topaz has that application. It is called photoFXLab.

"Adobe is clearly concerned about alienating existing users" ???

Where do you get that?

"Adobe is clearly concerned about alienating existing users ... "

Huh? What? Where do you get that idea?

Royce, thanks for this post, and for the link to the more detailed information on your blog. I had the Canon 24mm f/1.4L II on my short list for the same application, so you just saved me a...

Sharpness isn't the only thing to take into consideration with the 24-105mm lens. Consider the following two images made with a 5D and the 24-105mm.This is caused by reflections off the edges of...

Very nice shot. What ISO and f/stop did you use?Also, is this is a 100% crop?

I want to thank Johan01 for the thoughtful and objective post that started this thread. The quantity and quality of useful information was very high and I felt the opinions were thoughtful and...

You might want to find out if it has the factory repair for the mirror detachment problem.You can tell visually by looking at the mirror and seeing if it has retaining strips along the sides:

http://www.spencerscamera.comThey seem to be able modify almost anything. They even list tne NEX-7. I haven't tried any of their modified cameras but they have a good reputation on a lot of...

Of course, but there's different ways to look at "price". In my view, the cost of a filter is minor compared to the cost of the rest of the gear, and the cost of travel to get to shooting...

I frequently shoot in coastal regions, so I protect the front elements of my lenses from corrosive salt spray and sand by using a UV filter.I already had a standard B+W 62mm UV filter on hand when...

Shot at 10mm with a NEX-5N.

Thanks for that link Wade, it's a great help in understanding what I'm seeing with my lenses.

I've had a Canon EF 20mm f/2.8 and a Sigma EX II 14mm f/2.8 for many years. Lately I've been using them (on a NEX 5N) to learn astro-terrestrial work and I have to say I am pleasantly surprised how...

I really like the idea of the 10-18mm OSS zoom. Sorry to say, the few preview samples on dpreview are not very helpful in assessing the performance of the lens. Lenstip has some better samples...

None of the Canon 70-200mm f/4.0 L zooms has ever included the tripod collar. That includes the first version (which did not have IS), introduced in 1999. The raison d'etre for these f/4.0 zooms is...

Just because Canon is struggling to make headway with mirrorless, doesn't mean the consumer is.