jalywol

YES! THAT is IT, in a nutshell! :) -J

No. Not for documents, for images (See link below): Here is a GREAT website with an infinite amount of printer and adjustment parameter information. It was originally done for the Epson 3800, ...

Print resolution and image resolution are not the same. There is an optimal print DPI for every printer (Epson is 360 DPI, Canon 300 DPI), and there is interpolation that goes on in the printer ...

I may have to give that a try :) -J

No, no, no..... The first rule of printer output management is to turn off every single bit of printer control of output, and have your photo editing software do it instead. Here is a post on the ...

I've sold a number of things to them in the past few months. It's very straightforward.  Just go to their website and there is a "start selling or trading" link at the very top of the page.  You ...

I don't know if it's a new RAW format or not, but the standard workaround for any Adobe software with unsupported (yet) RAWs is to open it in the manufacturer's software (Silkypix is the one ...

When my mother had a medical event a few years ago, she ended up moving into assisted living from the hospital, and never went back to the house. She was 90 and had been living in her house on her ...

In answer to the question, yes I use IS, especially to get hand-held longer telephoto shots that would be almost impossible without it. And it really makes hand-held macro work easier, too. But, ...

Well, I didn't care one way or the other about viewfinders until my presbyopia kicked in with a vengeance starting about 8 years ago.  (Don't get old...) Unfortunately, without one now, I have to ...

It comes down to giving yourself permission to reduce your stock of things and let the rest go. I'm not a clutter person, but I'm not white glove neat and super organized. I do tend to take care of ...

No, actually.  I don't give a d**n about the "rangefinder experience".  I just find the less bulky form factor a WHOLE lot easier to hold and use.  And I (blasphemy) prefer an EVF to the optical ...

I was one of the original Mods of the M43 forum, back when they first added moderation in to the boards.  I did it for a couple of years, and then threw up my hands, as the Admins got grumpy when ...

Fickle, but with deep pockets.  Not a bad target, actually.... -J

What gets me is that nobody has actually USED the S5II, and yet it gets a big chunk of votes. Come on.  Yeah, it's coming out, but this is the equivalent to voting for vaporware over existing, ...

It's still listed on the Panasonic website, and as "temporarily out of stock" at B&H, not discontinued. They probably have supply or production issues, like with everything else. -J

Well, after some shots of the sky and a thorough wet cleaning...Yup, I have spots.  They are very small, and fortunately not in the center of the image. There is a small line of them near the very ...

Geez, yes. I'd give it one more try. My first copy had a bad OIS module, and it was from the first run of these that came out. It took about 3 months after that for them to get new stock, and my ...

Probably the IBIS.

I have the S5. I love the camera. I shoot only stills. I even shoot a lot of birds...but not on the wing. I have no plans to get the S5II. BUT. If I was doing BIF or fast moving anything, I would ...