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If you hold down the remote button the Ch mode will continue to fire off shots. But not if you release the remote button. regards

If you want to go that extra step and take a laptop with you then here's an option. https://www.controlmynikon.com/ regards

I believe that the answer for us photo geeks is to reinvent what is photogenic. ie, get away from the iconic destinations and find new and different subjects and places. It's a large world and ...

I can't answer you specific question as such. But one word of caution about focus. Be sure to use manual focus. Otherwise there is a possibility that before each shot the camera will try to refocus. ...

When you step into the HDR/Tonemapping world the final results can, and usually are, very subjective. Regardless of White balance the process of Tonemapping will influence the final image more ...

Well said. Keeping in mind I'm a user and not a technical geek, the easiest way I can explain it is - Every time you 'play/adjust' with a file and then save into another format, be it tiff, jpg, ...

Yup the learning curve is an adventure. BUT you have to ask yourself what you are after. If the answer is a simple editing program, then fine. The are dozens to pick from. But if you want/need to ...

White balance is the most important feature for me. Most other editors can do the other tasks but not a true White Balance correction. regards

In 2009 wife, daughter and I hiked halfway down Bright Angel. Then decided we had left to late to complete the hike so returned to the top. Another time we encountered to much ice on the trail so ...

Nice shots. We planned that hike for years. 'Planned'. But unfortunately father time has caught up with us and it's been struck off the 'must do' list. Oh to be young again. regards

Very true. To be a 'good' photographer you need to make the effort to strive for something different. Fortunately most tourists are still tucked up in bed in the morning and at the restaurant in ...

I have an ASUS i3 laptop and a HP i5 laptop. The ASUS is two years older. For internet use the i3 is fine. For any 'serious' photo work the i5 is way way ahead. No hesitation if they are comparable ...

You're going to get a zillion opinions. Most based on personal favorites. You need to be more specific on what you want to do and how much of a learning curve you are prepared for. My 2cents worth ...

Just looking for some feedback from anyone who has this combination. I've had the Tokina 12-24 Pro for a number of years. First on my D7000 and now on the D7100. Overall it's a great workhorse. I'm ...

My understanding is that Yosemite has limits on how many vehicles can now be in the valley. regards

Here's something to think about. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-12/european-tourism-angering-locals-as-visitor-numbers-grow/8792984 Peru has started to limit tourist and places like Yosemite ...

Shultz I've been a longtime user of their PSP forum. It's very rare to not get an answer of some sorts. I see only 2 unanswered posts since PSP2018 hit the scene. Maybe you need to try again! regards

Three things I would try. 1/ a little bit less blue. 2/ clone those few flowers in the lower left up and crop off the bottom of the image. 3/ keep experimenting. Either way it's a nice image. regards

Another excellent image Ray. regards

I would imagine the software gurus at both place have different approaches and the route to the same destination will be way different. The time it takes you to figure it all out you could use to ...