Karl Huber

That is spectacular footage.

Hear, hear.

Back when the world was rather more civilised.

That is very bad news. My sincere condolence to you and your family. I always enjoyed George's posts and derived particular pleasure from his posted photogra[hs. He was a true artist.

The second photograph is a very good outcome.

The car, the location, the music - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg9cNGHl-bg

70-200 f2.8E FL VR, without doubt.

I watched an interesting documentary on Netflix last night about the Formosa Plastics plant in Point Comfort, Texas. I get what you are saying about keeping the EPA blind-sided.

Given the announcement of the apparent cost of the new viewfinder, I am of the opinion the "L" is for "Leicaesque" :-)

Thank you. I've been giving NX Stidio a bit of a workout. The only 2 things I'm not having a lot of success with is 1) removing haze and 2) sharpening. I've got a few idle days coming up so i will ...

Not an assumption. A fact. A fact supported by empirical data. Nowhere have I suggested any person requires my approval to do or not do anything.

Thank you. I take it you are not using Unsharp Mask?

Never the rich. Always the troubled.

I deal with many of them on a frequent basis.

So many people today spend money they don't have, on articles they don't rneed, to impress people they don't like (or have not met).

Very nice results. What sharpening settings are you applying?

Magnificent.

Great shot. It looks more like the cat has adopted you. :-)

I haven't tried this tool ( https://bluecys.tistory.com/61 ) yet but it purports to provide shutter data for both mechanical and electronic shutter actuation.

I experienced a similar phenomenon with a Sigma 50-500mm lens on a Nikon D800E. It appears it was the optical stabilisation at fault in that case. With OS off, the weird effect disappeared.