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Unlike say Lightroom, Preview isn't retina aware. So there's that (unless it's changed recently). So when I use it on my retina screens it doesn't seem to understand what 1 pixel is. IIRC it shows ...

That note is referring only to dynamic (ie "handheld") pixel shift files, and I believe it would affect files of that type whether they are DNG or PEF. It would only show the first frame.

I've owned Macphun/Skylum software for a while; liked it, and use some of their stuff now on rare occasions (starting with Creative Kit plugins, esp Tonality), through Aurora and then Luminar. But ...

Dangerously high levels of woo in that vicinity; I'd avoid it. Not to mention disease-vector children: https://www.marinij.com/2017/04/12/marin-kindergarten-vaccination-rates-hit-17-year-high/ Must ...

I had the same issue, just trying it a second ago. Maybe add your experience here: ...

DxO is more photo oriented than Affinity Photo, in the sense that it doesn't do layers, graphics, and so on. Affinity is more like Ps in that regard. I'd say in general that Affinity would be a ...

The whole point of tariffs is to raise the prices and/or profits of domestically competing goods. It's not to raise taxes per se. So if a lens made in China rises in price, either the US made lens ...

I've seen several mentions of the fact that you can now edit RAW with an iPad (I kinda thought you always could). What's up with that? does Photos finally send a RAW to other software? or does it ...

It gets horrid reviews on just Amazon, and is horribly overpriced. Why not just buy a 64GB thumbdrive for $13, do a search on your Mac for all images, and just Finder copy them to that drive? seems ...

Some of your Pentax lenses might work on FF even though not officially FF lenses; see https://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/54-pentax-lens-articles/31629-da-lenses-full-frame-test-shots-thread.html ...

Lr's help sez: So camera, not sensor. And this: https://lightroomkillertips.com/what-to-do-when-lightroom-cant-find-your-lens-profile/ I think exif records sensor resolution in pixels, and focal ...

Haida Gwaii is nice; very interesting place. I'd recommend that if one is going there to get out on boats since much of the nice stuff is only accessible that way. Kayak touring there is one of ...

You can still do dispersed camping in the Alabama Hills, but it is getting REALLY crowded these days. Sometimes whole bunches of photogs at Moebius for example. And also sometimes lotsa lit ...

Furnace Creek is a nice spot to camp, but you'll have to hike or drive elsewhere for night stuff cuz it's a big campground near buildings and such. Stovepipe is basically an ugly parking lot, but ...

VSCO filters do a commendable job with all sorts of film types.

Yeah, I don't at all feel strangled by Adobe's products (nor Mylio's subscription). Mylio IS much nicer in a group in part due to the synching/browser approach. And because it works very well it is ...

I'm with you; this is one area where I prefer Windows. Take a look at Path Finder, a Finder window substitute. Altogether better. In it's "Info" window it can show full exif, IPTC, etc although not ...

Wow. Talk about a moving target. I'd be satisfied with 64bit, some great text searching and filtering, and some interface updates. Maybe exiftool integration. Leave the rest to Lr.

I had and subscribed to Mylio for a while. It's metadata functions didn't meet my needs (still doesn't do hierarchical keywords IIRC), and with improvements to Lr Classic and esp Lr CC and ...

The quote was in response to a question about "PM6 / Catalog" release. The cynic in me interpreted that as PM6. Given they've been working on it supposedly for over 2.5 years maybe. It's still ...