Prairie Pal

"edits are mostly non-destructive". I think that's clarified somewhat further in the review that adjustments are baked in to your edited version when you go to the develop persona. Can I assume...

News you can use. More like this please DP. And less lame LR tips.

If it weren't for George Orwell's writings, it would be difficult to put into words what is going on in the world. He may not have prophesized the future, but he was expressing the path of how it...

Not always, but in some cases further processing to taste may enhance the spots if you're adding contrast, darkening sky etc. I've found it easier to fix spots sooner in the workflow than later...

Mine as well for my D600.  The only time I need wider is for some landscapes, which can be accomplished with a 2 to 3 image panoramic.  I'm guesstimating the little bit of pixel stretching ...

Thanks for checking in Tang

Folks- Like this reply to express your "UNLIKE" for Composed's snub towards LR.

Key phrase being "might just teach you a thing". And there "might" also be at least 100.00 other tips and tricks videos for beginners that already have this covered. The spot locating method is...

Buried deep in the exif: "sucka"

@ Rubber, RE: "Silence in the woodshed doesn't indicate toil in the fields" I LIKE that! Never heard it before. I'm going to adopt that quip.

That is probably the prettiest capture of the eclipse that I've seen. Nice job.

At high magnification, VR is useless. 1:1 you won't find any benefit. 1:2 possibly, if you have steady hands. In my experience, I receive better results by cranking up the ISO and leaving VR off.  ...

I sputtered when I saw how sharp the first VR version was on my D90.  Been thinking of getting VII for my D7200.  Good to know you're impressed at 24mp.  thanks.

You would set the aperture value for the widest lens aperture (3.5). All you're doing is indexing the f-stop that reads out in the viewfinder and exif data. The focal length you set is only an ...

I sold my Nikon 85 f/1.8 AF-S to switch to the Tamron 90 VC.  I need the VR at my age for natural and low light portraits and landscapes.  However just so you are aware, you won't get much benefit ...

Thank-you Jake.

I'm not quite understanding when or where lens correction is applied. In reading reviews of MFT lenses you often see caveats like "heavy correction" usually referring to the widest angle lenses ...

"While I mildly agree with the above statement, he did use "it's" incorrectly. :) "...Darn it!! And i proof read my comment so carefully. I'll blame it on auto-fill.

Those who are too lazy to learn how to apply the English language properly demonstrate their distain for their society in general, and contribute to it's depreciation.

Raw conversion is very important to many photographers. What's PSP raw conversion like now? And are there camera updates periodically?