robgendreau

I get the impression most everyone commenting on this thread is old. Old. And more worried about their family than their own use. As someone who has done estate law, I'd give the advice we always ...

I have an RP and E-M1iii, and have owned the E-M5ii. I'd vote for the E-M1iii for macro. I love the features it has for it, like focus bracketing. And the 60mm macro is one of my favorite lenses ...

Depends on your priorities. For night sky, and landscape, I'd do a Pentax K-1ii over the Sony A7riv just because of Astrotracer. Those Pentax lenses are OK, but they'd work. For the price ...

Not sure that all proprietary raw files allow that (obviously DNG does, probably TIFF-based ones can although not sure why vs sidecars). But if they do, Photo Mechanic allows that in its preferences. ...

Not sure what you're saying. ANY digital image is an interpretation of what you see. Even film is. Then tell them that. It might not be apparent from your images. Maybe you could try video with ...

Yes, that's the  easiest way to do it and why many of us do that automatically in LrC. The problem might be if you no longer can open Lr. If the keywords are ONLY in there then you need to find ...

Is there a question in there? there are ways to solve the problem of a volume that won't unmount.

Lr Classic seems a good choice. But a non-destructive DAM isn't going to alter the DNGs, so you'd need to produce JPEGs or some other finished product for the media server. It's like having ...

That article is out of date, but yes, it bears considering the resolution you intend to use. Thing is that some good 4ks can scale without much hassle since they ARE higher resolution, but it ...

It might help if we knew your requirements re resolution, gamut, ability to color correct, etc.

Might look at John Beardsworth's Capture Time to Exif plugin; it can sometimes fix the convoluted and nasty time stamp issues when Lr, etc cannot because it uses exiftool to write where Lr fears ...

Yeah, I was wondering if they were from a different one. But those white screw-head looking holes are exactly like the ones on the Canon film holders. And I've only ever owned one other, an Epson, ...

I've got two film holders that came with an old Canoscan 8800F. Pictured below, 35mm and I guess 120. These were in addition to the more common other three holders for these films and slides. Unlik ...

Calibrating the monitor helps, but calibrating the prints is perhaps the missing step. Soft proofing in say Lr Classic can also help. And it could be you've hit the limits of one device or another. ...

Heh...I was just kidding, but it did make me chuckle because coding does have to be a lot more precise. I worked as a proofreader, and that's sort of like pixel peeping for words...I can't stop ...

No offense, but you are apparently so impatient you can't be bothered to correct your "code," ie the text you wrote. :-D But I disagree. I used to do video and Photoshop back in the day and it ...

There's an application, btw, that can let you run Aperture on more modern systems. Search here; I don't use it, so can't remember the name. There are lots of applications that can add copyright and ...

I hesitate to recommend anything to anyone with that kind of overreaction—a photo Karen I guess. You have a Mac. You have Photos. You've already paid for it in that it comes free with your Mac. ...

There are basically two kinds of photo organizer-y thingees: the browsers and the parametric image editors that use databases. The former are like Bridge, Fast Raw Viewer, Graphic Converter and so ...

I have an AF capable lens but end up using it in MF mode anyway. Odds are most do. I can't really think of a use case for AF.