Vexy

Capture One. I've been a customer of Adobe's since the mid 90s (UI designer by trade), and still use many of their products. It took me awhile to leave LR, but now that I have, I can objectively ...

Placed 24^th in the challenge. Bald eagles on a feeding frenzy in Ketchikan AK

Placed 12^th in the challenge. Avondale Estates, Georgia, USA

The 35 f2: fat aperture + fast AF + discreet form factor + affordability = right choice (in my humble opinion).

And if you want to see a few shots I got with those lenses: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4178227#forum-post-59803340

I tend to agree with this sentiment, for a friend with limited knowledge of camera gear, you might be overwhelmed by jumping in with a full Fuji system. However, interestingly, the lenses you ...

Much appreciated. I'm sure you'll enjoy it as much as I did - hard to take a bad photo up there!

Thanks for the kind words. I use CaptureOne, after many years as a LR user.

I received some useful advice on this forum awhile back regarding telephoto lenses for an Alaskan cruise, so thanks, and here's a set from the trip. I highly recommend a visit to Alaska if it is ...

I've had my XT2 for about four months, and experience the freeze issue maybe six times. Each time, if I pop out the battery and pop it right back, its back to normal. No settings have to be reset ...

Appreciate the heads up.

The shopping cart is so strange and curiously out of place. Very interesting.

I enjoy the mood coming from the 4th one of the glowing window. Nicely done.

Well done. It gets even better when you view at 1:1 because of the leaf veins flowing toward/away from the main arteries. Fascinating to look at!

Simple and beautiful. Love it!

Taken from an iron producing industrial plant that gave rise to a large city within the southern U.S. The furnaces were abandoned and forgotten when the world moved on to cheaper/modern means of ...

Just following up on my findings now that everything has been resolved. It turned out the culprit were a few corrupt RAFs. It had nothing to do with compressed vs uncompressed. I discovered which ...

Never noticed that option in the File menu before. I will give it a go - thanks!

Tried that but unfortunately no luck. It's looking like a corrupt database at this point. Thanks for the advice though.