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I'd pay for a subscription if pricing was global, but that is another reason for doing this. They can geoblock users into paying a certain price.
It won't stop piracy as unlike online games where you need other people online to enjoy it there is no real need to go online with CC other than to validate the license, which will be hackable on your computer.
BTW, yes i bought legit copies of lightroom 4 and CS5 plus premiere elements.
I'd consider the CC model except for the fact that in many countries outside the USA the price is double to triple. The introductory special rate for existing license holder sin oz is a whopping $29 a month! Many australians bought the software from the USA because it was half price. This is adobe way of saying screw you we can stop you and make you pay double or triple. The excuse of higher costs doesn't really apply anymore because its all online.
sesopenko: Backing up to an iPad is more about playing with a toy than using an efficient tool. Why do people continue to try to convince themselves that their iPad is an effective business tool by providing obscure and inefficient use case scenarios.
I took my iPad last trip with me. I also had a hyperdrive colourspace. I really only used the iPad to view photos and upload to my blog. The Hyperdrive did the backups. Although I'm seriously thinking of going back to a netbook for my next trip.
Until devices get the USB host ability, they won't work with this. I'm hoping that they will eventually support numerous cameras.
All the new android devices should start to have USB host ability, mainly because it is supported in the latest versions of Android. apple devices are another story. I'd have an iPad right now if i could connect a USB HDD to it....
Yes the pentax SR system compensates for rotational movement as well as standard horizontal and vertical movement.
I can't wait to get ones of these for my K-5. I'm guessing noone cares about the GPS, but the astrotracing feature which requires in body stabilisation is one of the few ingenius things to come from a camera company in a while.