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Blurring the water is not a required step in taking waterfall photos, it is just what is popular now. Some people don't like it. If you shoot without blurring it, you won't be alone...

In Buddhism, there is a concept of "right speech". Four qualities need to be present: 1. It is true. 2. It is necessary. 3 It is timely. and 4. It is spoken kindly. Wouldn't it be amazing if we ...

To my eye, the sky seems to have a blue color cast that is not present on the cliffs, so the two part of the photo don't quite "match".

It’s not possible to answer this question without knowing the specs of your iMac hard drive.

Seeing all the photos of North Lake fall color this year (also helped by the fact that it is the Apple OS High Sierra default desktop photo) have brought back memories. My wife and I lived in ...

Camera equipment is God's gift to us obsessive compulsive types. Six or seven years ago I bought the whole "clean your own sensor" list of things for my 5D II: pads, little bottles of cleaner ...

Yes. That was it! I had disabled it, and that made the histogram disappear. Re enabling it brought back the histogram. Thank you!

How do you suppose I got the histogram to appear in the first place? By reading the manual! I've spent an hour with the manual and also with David Busch's book. Plus an hour going over all the ...

My 5d IV was set up so when I was in Live View and cycled through Info (when viewing a potential shot, before taking the photo), I had a choice of two screens showing different options I had ...

I will be taking my Canon 5d IV and renting a 1.6 crop factor body along with my Canon L lenses (including 100-400 II and 1.4 extender) to shoot this December in Bosque Apache. I'm a very ...

I have no problem with speculation. The problem is there is so much speculation happening online, that after twenty people have speculated that Canon is going to release a new lens in 2019 a ...

I wasn't trying to be snarky with my response. I was stating a fact that is true. There is so much fake news out there, and I feel it is the duty of everybody to push back on it.

Nobody knows the answer to your question except Canon.

I can't answer your questions, but I can share my solution. I am a serious amateur. I use a Mac Pro 2013 and store my photos in a five year old spinning external hard drive, which like your drive, ...

As an Apple user from the beginning, my biggest complaint about their operating system is that most of the changes and improvements are about ways to improve connectivity with other devices ...

For me the easiest way to move from LR to Photoshop and keep ACR capability is to do this: when you are done with Lightroom and want to move the photo to Photoshop, rather than use Photo/Edit/Edit ...

You can't just move the Exposure slider and get good results. You also have to adjust the Offset and Gamma sliders. Have you been doing that? I agree with the above comments: the Exposure ...

Thanks for taking the time to comment and give me information. However, I'm still hoping for an answer to my question: are Canon sensors more sensitive to yellow than Nikon? Why did my camera ...

Last night just after sunset there was a bit of golden light on this vista just after sunset. My photo is way too yellow (I know I can adjust it), and to my eye also has too much magenta. The ...

Regarding the car rental question, if you go on to a dirt road you are technically breaking the car rental companies rules and voids any insurance you have with them. Then the question becomes, ...