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The one I rented had a definite "kerchunk" sound to it. But I suppose it depends on what one is comparing it to.

That's interesting. A bit surprising (for the CL at least; I never had any desire for the TL). I wonder what is selling well? The Q I've heard, and probably the M10 too? My hypothesis is that the ...

Right. I've just never had a use for that feature. Knock on wood.

The Summilux TL 35/1.4 is a very, very good lens! That certainly helps. I have no experience with the Sony camera or lens. Sean Reid stated that the Summilux TL 35/1.4 is one of Leica's best ...

To be frank, there's no really strong reason why I went with the 718 over the 218 other than I was ready to make a decision and happened to read reviews on B&H. That's just how it went down. My ...

I had not thought about that but it sounds so obvious. I might try that tomorrow. Thanks!

Eric, Thanks for the detailed instructions. I mentioned in another response that I need the less technical path, where possible. It seems to me that today with so many of us having so much data and ...

I'm going to experiment with that.

See, there's the challenge with NAS. It can be very technical. I'm just a passionate photographer who works in the product (software) design field. I'm a designer, not a developer. I need the "P" ...

The Synology NAS is in my office connected via ethernet to a Netgear Orbi satellite. What I was trying to do is connect my MBP to the NAS's second ethernet port via a long cable. The ethernet ...

My ethernet USB adapter arrived (and I downloaded the Mac driver for it) and I've been trying to connect to the NAS via ethernet, but I'm running into the limitations of my technical knowledge. If ...

After a lot of research I purchased a Synology DS718+ and two WD 6 GB drives. I was feeling anxious about setting it all up, but it went smoothly! After some research I decided to go with ...

And the GR also has the ADJ button, which I fit all of my "favorite" settings into.

The latest Leica Q firmware does something like this where the first press of the Menu button brings up a (customizable) favorites menu and then the second press brings up the full Menu. It’s very ...

We went to 5 Utah NPs in June and had a fantastic trip. At Arches, we did wait a while at the entrance to get in, but we were there at "prime" time, ie between 9-10 AM. We entered the day before ...

We went to Alaska a couple of summers ago, but we did not go where you're going. While the teles are vital, IMO so is a standard zoom (24mm minimum, or go even wider). Alaska is huge, meaning ...

That was a great write up about the GR! Inspired me to take mine on a short trip next week.

I hear you, but there is a segment of my photography that I take very seriously and I've been starting to do something with it. Still, I'm sure 90+% of my images are crap :-O I definitely hear ...

That looks interesting but complicated.

To some extent that is correct. I ruthlessly manage most files types, but I also keep most image files (like many photographers keep film negatives, you might say... you never know). The image ...