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Hmm, interesting. You would think so, but I certainly can't find it, and according to all of the other responses here, it sounds like the answer is no.

Bob, I obviously don't know if you are a Nikon user, but in the menu it's simply Photo Shooting Menu, Set Picture Control, and then Monochrome. But I guess the issue here from what I can gather ...

I DO think I have some confusion over RAW formats, but that's not the issue in this case. Quite simply, because these are unedited files! Straight from the camera to Amazon's servers. That was ...

Believe me, contacting Amazon itself was my first thought, but let's just say that the guy I spoke to was less-than-helpful, and not even easy to understand, and I'll leave it at that! And that's ...

This is probably a real beginner question, but I guess that this is the place to ask. I had posted a question previously about backing up my images to cloud storage, and one service that was ...

If I win the lottery, yes, it definitely helps! Well, anyway, we'll see what happens in the future, but it's interesting to know that maybe they finally got the message!

Oh, I never said it was, and, for sure, especially when it comes to any art form, rules are meant to be broken! But it does seem to have some basis in psychology, and, again, it just seems like if ...

Okay, well I guess that sums it up pretty well. Not that it really matters, but I have to ask -- if the rule of thirds is the dominant philosophy when it comes to the placement of components of an ...

I know that by going into the menu of my Nikon camera (the D750) I can place a grid in my viewfinder. What's kind of frustrating, though, is that the lines are not placed at 1/3 points in ...

Right, that's the issue with that one. I'm a pretty hardcore PC (and Android, for that matter) guy. I'm not saying I'd be totally closed off to it, but it's like a lot of other options would have ...

Thanks AstroVagabond! If nothing else that's a great starting point and I can kind of go from there.

Well, I could do that and might as PART of the process, but, truth be told, I would prefer hearing from actual photographers! Less likely to get people with vested interests, I think.

Ah, yes, maybe that forum would be a better fit. As for budget, well, rather than limit what suggestions I get, I rather just hear what people recommend and then figure out how realistic it is for ...

It looks like most of the questions in this part of the forum pertain to cameras and lenses, logically enough. But my question today is about a component that, I think, pretty critical to the ...

Well, servers failing is one thing, but from the responses I've received here, I'm leaning heavily toward the Amazon Prime photo storage option. Could Amazon go belly-up? I guess nothing is ...

Thanks! Yes, direct transfer from SD card to cloud would certainly be useful so that I don't have to involve my computer. I know you said you like Google, but from the other responses to this ...

Okay, cool, then I guess Amazon's the one to beat! Especially as it's an option that not only solves this problem but provides other benefits as well.

I haven't really gotten that much into post-processing yet. I guess my answer, though, would be to upload them all to the cloud and then select certain images to download back to my desktop and ...

Does anyone know if it work with Nikon .NEF files? I actually don't even have Prime, but would probably get it for this purpose if so.

Wow, that was amazingly comprehensive -- thank you!  Will have to read it at least one more time, probably several.