Tom_Bruno

Here's an excerpt from the Imaging Resource review: "The Canon G9X is an altogether better camera than was the G7X, and it presents a much stronger challenge to the best offerings from rivals." htt ...

It's a great question you've asked. I've been processing digital images for years in the standard Adobe programs, like LIghtroom, Camera Raw and Photoshop. I like and want the ability to control ...

That's what I did.  I LOVE my G9X.  It has all the advantages of small and light:  Fits into a jeans or shirt pocket, goes anywhere, unobtrusive, does not draw stares of annoyance, and a flexible ...

Mine is showing flare and distortion.  Sending it back.  I'll wait for the 10x faster mark 2. --------------- Tom B

It's a closed group. Can't view any pictures. Do you know any other examples?

This has been discussed and predicted many times.  Why mess with a big camera, post processing, etc when smart phone cameras are pretty good? I still get attacks of GAS whenever I read a new camera ...

I signed up with Smugmug.  A bit pricey, but tons of features.  I like their service a lot, I'm very satisfied.  Many options, many templates for display, they work for large files, the image ...

It would indeed be the perfect replacement.  I had an S95 for years, many many vacation and casual pics, an extremely useful and capable sidekick. When my beloved S95 finally gave up after years of ...

She's a lovely girl.  It's a well posed, well executed photo.  Her smile is engaging.  The composition is excellent.  Good job, and you're a lucky man. But the photo quality is no where near my ...

No. Not as it stands now anyway. I have a great DSLR, the D750, which can give me brilliant, sharp, detailed prints as large as my needs will ever be. I don't do wall size prints. And I have a full ...

Another vote for Adobe Bridge, to answer your question.  You can look at previews of each, one at a time, and rate them 1 to 5 stars.  Then you can sort out the 5 stars and process them, and you ...

No, definitely not a keeper. As others have pointed out, it will be offensive to some of the folks involved. So now you've showed it to us.  A lot of us don't like it.  Keep it filed away. -------- ...

Another vote for Faststone! It's fast, easy, versatile -- and free! You can make new folders, move images from one to another, rename batches of images, display by name, type and other choices, and ...

I make lots of albums. Many of them were done on Blurb, and the last few on Mixbook.  They're nearly all 11x14, which I find a great size.  At 11x14 the pictures really catch the eye, as opposed to ...

Wow, Stu. Tough break. I don't know that any of the screen protectors would save your camera from such heavy trauma. For regular shooting, I have on my G9X the Expert Shield screen protector: http: ...

Here's what you should take: Of COURSE you want the bigger camera.  The images will look so much better.  You know that, and that's what you want! But since you asked whether or not you should use ...

Ummm - so what? Another big yawwnnnn here. New York from above. I do believe I've seen that before. Once or twice. At least once daily if you watch TV. Hi res? I suppose, although on a...

Yawwwnnn. I'm sorry, but this picture is like, so what? Just because you can do it?
It's London, day and night. I've seen that before. So what's new here? Are we impressed at its gigapixel...

Yes, my backup -- whatever it may be. It happened to me a couple years ago.  My DSLR went sour, and I was nowhere near an urban center.  But I had my backup -- a compact Canon G9X -- and I used that. ...

Wonderful shots with a great lens!  I love the 28-300, it's given me a bunch of my favorite shots. In your hands the lens is doing very well indeed!  You're making fine use of the 24 mp, with razor ...