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Yeah, I understand both of your points retro and howard, and they are as valid as living in reality. @HubertChen makes a good point down the posts a bit when he suggests to Adobe that there is a...

If you think it through, I don't see why most people wouldn't actually be supportive. Examples: If you want to buy a full blown PS CS6, it would cost 500 or 600 bucks, right? That means you have...

I really like the Creative Cloud access. I decided to try it when it first came out, because it was a reduced price, and it also gave me access to the entire Adobe suite; plus more.

I usually...

I foresee wearers not being marveled at for their google glass; more they will be spurned for being a google ass.

This is Schmidt and google just using the force of their windfall profits to...

Ashley, surely it is You who are kidding.

Wow, that "Cultivated Landscape Near Tallanstown" shot knocks me out. Completely out of the tourist domain, there lies some of the heart of Ireland. That wedge of field rows in the center with...

I agree with Bing2, there's no need to toss word insults to things that don't turn your crank.

I myself cannot see the need for HDR other than fanciful creation along the lines of CGI, and would...

Surprisingly uninteresting for what seemed like a nice idea. Perhaps if he hired a bicycle delivery to take one from NY to LA...
Oh, I have it—The proverbial Message in a Bottle, dropped off the...

Nice to see very similar features available for different budgets. Good on Pentax-Ricoh for squeezing in good value

Notwithstanding the corner falloff which I don't care about, based upon THESE...

Wow, very nice lighting, and just fabulous composition. Oh, and thanks for showing that interesting exterior of the crust.

I do get the feeling you were holding your mouth just off a bit when...

I guess war was the only photo news worthy subject in a year. War wins, 6 - 0.

Either that, or our collective minds are so twisted up with socio-political tripe that we no longer know Sh|t from...

I'm in agreement with Roland Karlsson on this. Sure, Eggleston produced some fairly fascinating work using color in artful ways, but when I see over a half million paid for a low-angle view of a...

What a load this thread is. Can someone get a shovel and clean this crap up? Actually, one can clean it up with first-hand historical coverage and (thank God) photographs, but it stinks too bad,...

Well, I don't want to stray too far off of Photography here, but dougster's desire for a switchable low-pass filter may not be impossible. It depends on usefulness and demand. Those van doors...

@fberns, you must have missed my thank you to DPR for publishing new innovations and experimentation here. In reference to this one about the low pass filter.

Now, if your reply was actually a...

A perfect example of 'thinking inside the envelope' brendon. You need to watch a video I saw yesterday, where a car door opens underneath the car, without changing the underbody clearance. I...

Yes, thank you DPR for helping instigate new improvements, innovations, experimentation and progress. Without it, everything stagnates, and stagnation becomes so... grimy and old.

So here's to...

I'm curious as to why you would be "loving" what you perceive to be "foaming at the mouth" discussion and debate?

Perhaps you are elevated to some self-realized high spot, from where you can look...

I can tell by your need to embellish and hyperbolize my comments in the typical fashion, that I must have got you thinking.

Can't ask for more than that!

Nice "Magical Probability Tour" there jaygee. I enjoyed that.