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... given the eye problems you state. But I have a pair of single-vision glasses that are specifically made to focus at the distance that I sit from the monitor. Using them greatly reduces eye strain.

I'm afraid, given what I read about many of today's 10-yr. olds, any explanation at their level would be far to complicated for me the understand. :-D I'm reminded of a commercial for LG TVs from a ...

I assume this is in PL3. By any chance, do you still have PL2? If so, have you tried it there to see if there is still the same problem?

Turns out this site also won't sign in with IE or Edge. Only Chrome works. "`Curiouser and curiouser!' cried Alice ... ."

When I try to sign in with FF to a certain Web site that I use often, but don't want to stay signed into between sessions, the sign in fails. When I try to sign in to that Web site with Chrome, ...

I'll post about Edge, but, at first glance, it seems it will take a while to explore it in enough depth to have an impression.

Thanks, Simon. Since FF has developed other problems besides printing, I'm going to wait and see if there's an update soon. In the meantime, I can print with Chrome if I have to. Computers are ...

After the update to 75.0, Web pages no longer print properly. Specially, if you have Web pages that would take several pages to print (think a large order), FF 75.0 will, on some sites, print only ...

Posts here on DPR when the news about the new printers showed up on British sites said that the P700 would also have a waste ink tank - i.e., 'maintenance tank'.
The story here and the info on the...

I remember what Dennett related about a conversation he'd had with Derrida:
(I'm paraphrasing, but I believe accurately.)
Dennett: When I talk with you, I think I'm understanding what you say. But...

@Raist3d: "Photography is at least part art."
I find it strange, if not blind, to say (as apparently some do), that Adams' photographs of Yosemite are not art, while a urinal is.

I still like the results from my D200 in bright light. But the realization of its terrible lower light performance came when on one occasion I used my Nikon point-and-shoot to record a church ...

I second that. It will give you excellent prints, assuming the original is sharp, and can even help the sharpness a bit. Of course, no sw can rescue if the original if it is too badly blurred.

But don't you finally get out of Purgatory? It's the Inferno that's forever ... .

Well, there was once an O/S called Windows 7 ... .

Am I correct that a good number of the new lens being announced are _not_ available for either the Nikon F mount or the new Z mount?
If so, seems worth a story here ... .

When I saw the heading on your post. I thought you were asking about DECs or IBM 36's or 38's. :-D

Assuming this is Charon on the River Styx, IIRC you have to pay him in advance to get across ... .

@Irakly Shanidze: "ISO 8 is limiting to the point of crippling a photographer."
In the late 1940's-early 1950's I shot Kodachrome which had an ASA (now ISO) of 10. Didn't feel crippled at all.

@PortraitLover: "APSC 0.95 = FF 1.4" It depends on what yo mean by 'equals'. If the proper exposure for a given scene and ISO is 1/60 at f/0.95, then that's the proper exposure for APS-C _and_...