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That's very optimistic.

I believe he means this: when you use a turntable, you will see at least part of the turntable surface, so how are you going to deal with this?

When you export fron LR you are making another particular version of the image that is in LR. That particular version is defined by the Export Parameters you set. Once that export goes through, ...

Take him to a good library with a fully stocked photography section and pull out some classic landscape book examples. If you can, go through some and explain how the photos work, as in the ...

Money is no object to you and this is what you settled on?

Odd that with all this background you'd never networked with other pro studio photographers who could guide you with some answers.

Ouch! That's why incremental backups are preferred for archives.

Can you just replace the corrupted images with their backup?

Wouldn't part of the answer be determined by how large you made the final prints, or to what extent you cropped your original capture?

Ask them if after eating dinner at a restaurant do they then ask to keep the plates, glasses and cutlery?

Just a bit of advice if you do: stop confusing dpi with ppi.

Have you tried Iridient Developer? I use it to demosaic my Fuji RAF files into TIFFs which are then imported into LR. Works well.

I just sold both your NFTs

The lighting is really well balanced except I feel the camera-left side of the neck is a bit bright and competes for attention with the face. Just a half-stop burn should be fine to push it ...

Those wraps are not designed to be used inside a computer box. Look instead for zip ties.

This is like driving a car using square wheels.

Redundant. Just use Bridge to browse, then choose "open in Photoshop".

Jeff, You are incorrect. Lightroom's reason for being is to process RAW files and you control whether or not there are presets applied to any RAW file you import. Peter's response is right: ACR and ...

Is the voice-over computer generated?

This gave me a clearer understanding, thanks.