PaulV

1. This post/forum/site have really devolved a lot lately in terms of useful information and signal-to-ratio. That's normal. It happens a lot when gear heads congregate. Here, we seem to be ...

You can open them in Photoshop if you change the exif data.

Somebody in another post, which I cannot seem to find at the moment, said that they were using Adobe Camera RAW 11, the beta version, and I am wondering where they were able to download that.

Are you serious? You’re asking this AFTER you bought the machine? Did you do ZERO research? There are many dedicated USB-C readers out there. You can also buy tons of adapters or dongles for ...

If that’s the way you feel, you should probably get a camera with two slots.

37 years is a long time for chemicals to remain stable.

The D1 had only one slot. Same with the D2x. By the D3, there were two. My Df still has just one. On my two-slot cameras, I just them for automatic backup. If you need two slots, get a camera with ...

Ahem...I remember having to crank out another 30 frames or so before I could “change” the ASA...

Thierry, I agree with you completely. What you forget is that there are people online who do nothing but take cheap shots, criticize, and pick apart something as banal as advertising because they ...

So, you're making fun of somebody else WHILE misspelling a word at the same time. You're posting it on here. What does this add to the forum? It's not informative, clever, interesting or even funny.

1. We don’t know. 2. It doesn’t matter. 3. Read Strunk and White.

That's not an answer and it refutes your original assertion. 1. Why is it not an answer? Because some of us use NIK and prefer it to create its own layer. Non-destructive editing, essentially, in ...

High Sierra killed it. Just do some searches. Many other people had the same problem. I'm glad it works for you, but I'm not the only one whose installation got torched. I do this for a living and ...

It's not exactly the same. I did pay for the original - a few hundred, as I recall. Then, I used the cheaper version, then I used the free Google version, which they stopped updating. AT SOME ...

Not true.

I would absolutely do it within the warranty period.

Good luck with Fuji. I love their cameras, although Nikon is my bread-and-butter. I hope you’ve gone and posted on the Fuji forums and gotten a warm welcome already.

I don't have a regular schedule, but I will send them in: 1. If it's taken a bad fall. 2. If it's seen a lot of hard use for a couple of years. I'll tell them to spec and check it. They usually ...

Exactly,  Carl. They'll all take great photos.

I wish I had kept my 990, as well as my 950.