StephaneB

I've had moiré with my Canon 5D, Pentax K3 and Nikon D800. Never with my Fuji X-T1.

Right. One wonders why not stick with 1 Mpix sensors then.

The primary reason of having X-Trans is to avoid moiré effects. There is an opinion going around that states that moiré problems are a thing of the past, linked to the low resolution of ancient ...

Promises, promises! Your picture has problems indeed, but none caused by the camera, which is one of the best on the market today.

I'd expect the Dell U2415 to be reasonably good. That's what my Dell U2413 is. I'll upgrade to an Eizo screen ASAP. I should have started with that, actually. The Dell screens are OK-ish, but not ...

Eizo are built to last. I did with monitors the same mistake people do with tripods. I have a Dell U2413, pretty good according to reviews, but unable to display the deepest shadows (range 1 to 15 ...

Yes, I use an eTrex 20x. Itcreates a gpx file per day that I use with Lightroom to geotag my pictures. Works perfectly.

I almost went with CaptureOne at some stage, but found its asset management to be pretty weak compared to both Lightroom and ACDSee. ACDSee remains a speed champ in any case.

What Glen said. I regard ACDSee Studio as the only really viable alternative to the Lightroom/Photoshop suite. If this can appeal to you, give a try to the current version.

On my system, the mask painting is real time. If I am not mistaken, the mask painting uses the graphic card GPU. What is your system configuration?

Exactly! Once you have realized that, you don't want anything else. I have integrated RT with Lightroom with some Powershell scripting. RT produces a beautiful tif file that is the base for my ...

For me, Rawtherapee has been the best X-Trans developer for years. I do not understand the seemingly general infatuation with the Iridient X-Trans to DNG converter. I find that it oversharpens ...

You should. I live in Europe, I had a big performance problem they could not fix, they asked to have access to my computer and it allowed them to find the problem and fix it. They have very ...

You can epose for the highlights and then pull usable details from pretty dark parts of a picture. I do that (too) often. However, you'll get better contrast and general quality by using the ...

As you said eloquently, you don't know.

It is a bit like the fluff in your $900 56mm lens.

Depends on the $200 tripod. If it is a Berlebach, all the more expensive one give you is less weight. Otherwise it has been abundantly documented on this very website.

I hope it won't remain free, so that they have a business model that works to keep it maintained besides having it in the own dxolabs.

In that case the only workable program I know at the moment is ACDSee Pro. Capture One is not going to satisfy your search needs coming from Lightroom. You'll find ACDSee lightning fast compared ...

The database in Capture One is a joke compared to Lightroom. Searches that are easy and instantaneous in Lightroom proved to be unworkable in Capture One, like searching for a string in any text ...