ChuckB

Well, I have spent time editing files in the high Andes and various tropical jungles. My laptop runs LR6.x and I don't get it out when it's raining. Now printing, that's a whole 'nother ballgame.

They should have been included with the printer driver. I can't tell you where to look on a Mac 'cause I have a PC. In case you really don't have the ICC profiles, here is one place to get them: ht ...

Indeed. It's a Eurasian Collared Dove. It's not native to North America, but like starlings, house sparrows and pigeons, it has become widespread.

Opinion might be against me, but I successfully built a new computer, moved the old Win 7 HDs to it, installed an SSD, moved the C: drive to the SSD (programs and OS) and then updated to Win 10. ...

My monitor is 1440 capable but I am more comfortable at 1080 because of the difficulty of making menu text, etc., legible in LR and PS. Also, in the case of wanting two windows  (easier in 1440) ...

I too have LR 6.x standalone. After extensive reading, I believe the two critical hardware bits for LR are (1) a fast CPU and (2) an SSD where you keep your LR preview files. There is very little ...

I have a BenQ GW2765 which can do 2560x1440 and do it very well, but I use it at 1080 because that's the place where Photoshop and Lightroom menus are still legible. At 1080 the picture is superb ...

I've done several books with Blurb and have no complaints. I used their InDesign templates and was careful to never go below 300 dpi and the results were fine. OTOH I have just done a short book ...

OK, agree that I am math-challenged.

Curious to see your math.

Let's see. A 3:2 image at 24 megapixels would be 6,000 pixels wide. Printing to a 10 meter width would be 1181 inches. Pixels per inch would be 5. At a viewing distance of 1 meter I would say it ...

What? You're not running Photoshop on a Sinclair? Man up!

Reply to itguy08: The Ryzen 7 1800 does indeed rate extremely high in multi-thread tests. But, in all the reading I have done multi-threading LR is only useful in export mode (and, I think, working ...

Ian said: "CPU, get an i7 if you can. The only real difference between i5 and i7 is hyper-threading. Effectively you double your cores / threads." My understanding is that high CPU speed is more ...

It's been a long time (20+ years) but I used Wilderness Safaris and was totally pleased. At the time they offered pre-packaged tours AND custom designed tours of all kinds. You tell them what you ...

I'm asking because a friend told me he could not alter the print size on the upper pages - he wanted more text but they limited him to a Twitter-sized message in very large type. What you're ...

Does Vistaprint only have templates or can you submit a full page JPG or PDF for them to print a calendar?

Jeepers! I don't need another printer, and the inks in the Pro-100 don't fit in my IX-6800, but dang. It's like buying paper and they throw in the printer. I can't resist. Now, what if I just leave ...

Gatorboard? It's not cheap but for large photos it seems appropriate.

I own LR 6.1.2 and PS 5.5 and use Qimage for printing. Basically I am happy with these until I get a new camera, someday. The only thing I would like to improve is content aware filling. I'm ...