John Koch

Gattoni's article and pictures were carried by MSN via an extant agreement with a source publisher, the Washington Post. Very likely, a court will find out that Gattoni waived her supposed rights...

My wife posts 1,000s of photos of me and others to FB. Of course, I look like a fool in most of the images. Were I in search of work, that might be a problem, since HR departments often scour...

This is a bad time for most traditional retail sales in general. It is a particularly sorry time for sales of camera gear, whether by traditional stores or online. Camera sales die if people fear...

Velodrome finishes as a participant or observer? Either way, I suspect that 240 fps works only with very good light or with a sensor 1" or larger. Fast motion in lower light would make 240fps...

Nothing to sneeze at! Honestly, no one knows how far the virus will spread or kill. Meanwhile, the "abundance of caution" or "better safe than sorry" concepts ought to prevail over the imbecilic...

High-end gaming and video editing demand similar hardware performance. An upper-middle range gaming desktop might be an affordable way to obtain the CPU, GPU, SSD, and RAM specs you need for 4k ...

The pie chart looks right to me: 4% inspiration, 96% perspiration. The other numbers are not encouraging either.

$2,023 / wedding x 28 weddings - $1,625 marketing - $500 annual gear depreciation...

Yet, fear not: the FAA is about to make it obligatory for all drones to emit signals that report the location, trajectory, and owner ID of all UAV craft. The operators must either have an Internet...

Most drone operators want only to obtain aerial photos or video. They don't want to endanger airport traffic (which geo-fencing precludes anyway), but don't want to be prohibited from all scenic...

If the FAA requires "remote ID" transponders, it will be easy to tax any compliant operators each time they launch a drone, wherever. Those who chose not to comply may simply discover that the...

Consumer camcorder sales have plummeted by even greater degree than P&S still cameras or hybrids. Nearly all casual video capture these days involves smart phones held in vertical position. In any ...

The gimbals designed for medium and large cameras are a nuisance to set-up and balance.  They stabilize but most of any "tracking" must be done by the user's thumb and require lots of practice.  ...

Do you have any other cameras that shoot 30p video?  If you "slow" them to 24p on a Final Cut timeline, and the same thing happens, then it is a Final Cut issue and not derived from the Sony a7iii ...

When I think "garden," I recall breaking the ground, planting, weeding, pruning, troubles with blights, and the destructive onslaughts of deer, rabbits, weevils, and slugs. Squirrels eat all the...

"[Ca]meras are technically and ergonomically mature"?

Why not be candid? They are too heavy, bulky, expensive, stodgy, and contrary to everything preferred in the world of smart phones and social...

Just one Dad's fantasy. Sorry. Pale hope against stark reality.

My daughters received system cameras they never really used or liked. They sold the bodies and lenses for pennies. Now they (and...

It would have been nice to learn of a video-oriented tripod available for under $500. If the hurdle for "good" is a four or five figure price, my spouse would impale me on the darned gadget and,...

A fair and well-intended observation. Why, however, does that, or any other, DPR forum postings have ZERO titles or text that reference 360-degree or 360°? Action cameras are a legitimate topic. VR ...

Edelkrone sells some very interesting products. Just wish I could afford them or have any place to store them.

Sorry to see no replies to your query.  However, any software issues are usually best addressed to the user forums sponsored by the respective software products. The DPR forums are mainly about ...