BobT3218

Will do :)

Tamrac Hoodoo and Lowepro Fastpack.

Great bags. I would like to see camera bag manufacturers universally to have a tripod mount or better still, a removable tripod mount. I have a couple of great little camera bags that on impulse...

A SurfacPro will be my next laptop. I love my SurfacePro-3. I call it a laptop because I never use it in tablet form. Frankly I find tablets a touchy feely PITA but I do love the pen. I always...

I certainly makes sense to use eye movement and even blinking perhaps to do things. However, judging on Canon's experience, it requires far more sophistication. Training the eye may be even a...

The term "35mm equivalent" irks me. A 25mm lens is a 25mm lens whatever format camera it sits on. By 35mm equivalent, we are alluding to the field of view. So why don't we just use field of...

For me in Australia, it's a matter of bandwidth. Bandwidth is abysmal here so we are essentially locked into LR standalone. Actually it suits me fine. It's much faster and much cheaper. OK, one...

You are not a lawyer buy any chance are you? :)

This shows promise https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1335549-REG/profoto_901046_air_remote_ttl_o_for.html

A lot of import processing goes on without you knowing it anyway. This allows a degree of customisation.

Brilliant! I've learnt so much. Now if I can only remember it. The intuitive nature of LR never ceases to amaze me. If only Microsoft and Google could emulate this (no experience with Apple).

Since you mention motion artefacts, I agree, they need to do a lot more work on it. I get it with the in-camera focus stacking of flower images. Even with the camera on a tripod, I get...

So, nothing for the E-M1. There isn't much there for me but it's an ominous sign. I hope the haven't abandoned the E-M1 already.

It's part of the new "alternative facts" world we live in.

I used B&W back in those days too but only because of cost and quality. We dreamed using colour but any sort of colour was either not available or prohibitively expensive, likewise colour...

It has its place (nostalgia) and is quite impressive but an entire artistic dimension has been discarded. The legendary monochrome photographers of old would have killer to have had access to the...

http://nikonimglib.com/nvnxi/onlinehelp/en/img/nk146000-01.png Look at this and you may understand what 130% of sRGB means.

sRGB is a relatively small part of the visible spectrum but enough of the important parts to give the impression of being real. At that it does a very good job. It's a kind of trick to make up...

Wash your mouth out! A technician could claim to be not creative but an Engineer is not an Engineer if not creative :)

Isn't it better to continually push the boundaries or should we doom ourselves to sRGB forever despite the eye being able to do better?