Jonsi

Very nice images.

That's all I was saying.

So we may know which one you don't like... I mean, it was subtle, though I think we may have it figured out... but...your title was about customer service, yet your rant was about software. In ...

You want supporting facts to back-up his ridiculous lies ? You're asking the wrong Adobe fan boy.

It wasn't an insult. I know Leica is not a big participant in the digital world. I was just noticing something. Some of the other camera branded forums are similar. When a website has a thousand ...

You literally confirmed what I said. No DAM was integrated at the time of purchase, only promised. People bought it then got mad there was no DAM. I'm not defending Skylum, I was just stating a ...

Ha.  You made me curious so I went in looked in Leica talk. They really are all named, lol. Pretty dead forum though... halfway down the first page (on mobile) the threads are a month old.

Exactly. Thanks.

No, it wasn't.  It was sold with the promise of an upcoming DAM.  Not as having one. As an update when it was ready. It took a long time and was a letdown apparently, but Luminar was never sold ...

Was hoping you would give specifics, not just opinion. Irrelevant now though. 8 years ahead to be precise. Plus the extra 22 years of Photoshop "know-how". And yes, of course, that doesn't change. ...

But that's not what happened. It promised an upcoming DAM for the last year, and it finally arrived (for those who need one). It was never advertised as having a DAM. Are you claiming Skylum ...

Well, to be fair it's barely 2 years old, while the ones you listed are 10 and 20 years old. And the 10 year old LR is based on RAW processing technology taken from software that already existed, ...

It is. The Windows version came later than the Mac version. Even the Mac version is only 2 years old. They were still called Macphun back then, and changed their name to Skylum to sound less ...

Go with the "Elite" version, it has nice features that the regular version doesn't.

Well, I don't think anyone is happy to be hacked. People just assume major companies are secure.

Right... Let's just call the #metoo movement "hysteria".

Holy cow.

You're not gonna trick me, advert-bot !!

Oleg's web site shows people reporting these numbers: Of the people who have reported end of life, most are between 10K-20K. Most last a lot longer. Reality is that most people don't report this ...

@gaul
People forget quickly. That's all. This will fade quickly then it will happen again. And again...

In 2013, Adobe claimed 38 million accounts were compromised, including 3 million credit card numbers w/expiration dates. However, there was a document circulating with over 150 million Adobe ...