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Glad it was useful. Cheers, Graham

Are you aware that Qimage is available for the Mac now. https://www.binartem.com It's a different company, but same developer who has collaborated with a Mac developer to provide a "printing only" ...

Thanks, I will have a look at this. Cheers, Graham

Fair enough, the principle seems to make sense to me, and maybe I have misinterpreted the nuances of the explanation on how it was due to the angle that the light hit the outer focus sensors. Cheers, ...

All I can remember was that it was one of the interviews with Nikon, and the interviewer asked very much the same questions as you ask below.  I may well have posted the link on the Nikon 1 forum, ...

Maybe that depends on how you measure them, and whether you use the rear lens node, or the focus sensors, as your starting point. I don't think that is correct, doesn't the angle depend on the ...

I am happy to go along with that, and as I said before, I will be very surprised if it isn't fully functional, but maybe not with all lenses, I still feel the need to wait and see. Cheers, Graham

I can't post a link as it was from an interview with Nikon years and years ago, when they were asked why the FT1 only allowed central focussing. I interpreted it as the focus sensors being ...

Because, as I mentioned in other posts, Nikon explained what the issue was. It was the acute angle that the light hit the focus sites on the sensor when using the adaptor. This didn't give enough ...

There are these styles available to do what you want. http://1styles.pro/?utm_source=captureoneblog&utm_medium=special&utm_campaign=menulink1 No idea how good they are, but they have been around ...

I would never go with a "zero risk" assessment, but I will be very very surprised if it isn't fully functioning. I assume they just need the sensor sites for the AF to be able to accept light at a ...

There is only a very small risk of it not working I would have thought. As I said in my other post, there is a lot more at stake getting F lenses to fully work with the new Z mount than there was ...

As this was a limitation of the focus sites on the sensor and not the adaptor with the FT1, if they can do option 2, there will be no point in offering option 1. Given there is a lot more at stake ...

It's because mirrorless cameras allow more flexibility with all manual adaptors, and lens choice (non-ikon lenses). Aperture physically stops down for metering, but EVF brightens to compensate. Mir ...

Yes, it works extremely well, and it seems reasonable to assume, the Z mount equivalent will work even better.  Using long Nikon F lenses on the Nikon 1 is fairly common. Hopefully, they have ...

I think we might see improved AF with video. This is the big difference between Canon and Nikon DSLRs at the moment, and it seems an often quoted reason why people chose Canon over Nikon, or indeed ...

And you can be confident, that these lenses will be the ones that Nikon makes sure work well with an adaptor. The longer Nikon lenses already work extremely well on the Nikon 1 cameras with an ...

I'm not entirely  sure what you are looking for, but... Lightroom "Classic" CC and Photoshop aren't cloud based, only Lightroom CC is. I've had the same issues with "slow" Lightroom as you have, ...

I assume this is really aimed at the OP rather than me, but since you mention saving presets, this blog post on customising camera profiles in C1 might be of use to the OP. https://blog.phaseone.co ...

I'm not sure how the Jpeg was produced, but LR tends to be more neutral than C1 by default, and I think the camera profiles in LR try to emulate the camera profiles. C1 makes no attempt to emulate ...