Steven Noyes

I loved that camera even with it's asymmetry on its noise between the left and right half of the sensor. It did teach you to simply NAIL the exposure. I learned digital with it and took some great ...

I have had mine for almost 20 years. It is great and who cares about sharp corners wide open??? Serious question. When I am shooting wide open, my corners are always along way from the plane of focus.

I worry about that but if you watch the astro tutorials you can tell Affinity is a labor of love. The developers make it great because they use it to solve the problems THEY have with the existing...

I am impressed with the crispness of this  I would say it is better than my 400mm f/2.8 L IS with a 2x TC stopped down to f/8.0  I get some color fringing which is fully absent Steven

@Halina123: The Nexus One was a major market flop and did not rise Android from Niche status. The Nexus's display was between horrid to unusable and (based on the one person I new that owned one)...

At 65mm f/2.0 and $700 it is an odd entry without question. The Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 goes for between $350-$400 and the Canon EF f/1.8 can be had for under $100 at times. Now, each of these lenses...

???unless you are thinking of something else, PixelMator has always had gradient masks. I’ve used them many times to Apple GND filters.

Love the vertical composition though I wish it had more of a "splash" like many of the others. However, what is with the funny red/purple in the wave of the final picture? Steven Noyes