Tom_Bruno

That's a nice look, and can be achieved by various Photoshop plugins. Offhand, it looks like a film simulation filter set. My favorite program for this is the amazing Nik collection. There's a new ...

I've made a number of books with various publishers, most recently Mixbook and Blurb. Guess what:  The printed books are NEVER exactly what I see on my calibrated screen. So there's a bit of a ...

Congrats, Pomo!  Those are indeed pictures worthy of awards.

Hello Nick -- Yes, you can create a gallery first, no images, just give it a name.  Then you upload pictures to that gallery from your computer.  What I do is arrange the order of the photos that I ...

I use Smugmug, and am very happy with it. As you have found out, the price is reasonable, and you can put up unlimited images. For organization, there are many ways to go. Like you I have pictures ...

Aha!  How could it be "art?"  There's significant background noise, artifactual pops, and a noticeably limited resolution and dynamic range.  And that's just the audio.  The video is terribly ...

Yes, the 28-300 is my favorite walk-around lens on vacations.  I also have more "serious" glass, but the 28-300 gives excellent results and maximum convenience.  I also pack my 16-35 on vacations, ...

Hey, great shot!  Sure, the lens did you well, but you're the one who made the shot. I typically leave my 28-300 on my D750, it's got really good reach. But I've never gotten anything like that ...

You've got the right idea, namely taking charge of your own backup, and not trusting "the cloud" for your precious data. Ceph and xfs are no doubt good solutions for this, but being essentially ...

It sure would be great. I agree. But, given the vagaries of hardware, software, and the often perilous nature of internet business, it doesn't exist. If you were Google, you'd build a massive hard ...