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Gaming laptops are a good bet, as they have some of the same requirements (processing speed, better display panel). You don't necessarily need the stronger video card, but it doesn't hurt and will ...

Another option, for completeness: The solution that others are giving with Geotagging apps on the phone, synced up later, can be done the same way with your stand-alone GPS device of course, if ...

Try this (I'm using Windows, so if you're a Mac user, this might now apply) (1) After downloading the EXE, create a folder somewhere and put this EXE in that folder all by itself.

If I remember right, simply turning off the trigger at the on/off switch will return control to the camera/LCD. So you can leave everything wired, turn it off to use the LCD for whatever, then ...

I watched the first minute or so of this and it seems to be focusing on video editing laptops. Does it get into photo editing at any point? Chris

I see, thanks.

Heck, I just press the DOF Preview button. <ducks from show thrown across the room> Chris

Interesting. Thanks for doing that. We definitely need #7. We MAY need #9, but in some other places on the web, we hack regular intervalometers (which is just another kind of trigger) to disconnect ...

I must be missing something—it sounds like you're talking about aperture and shutter priority modes. What is it of those modes is not working for you in this scenario? Chris

Well, it might depend on the manufacturer, eh? I picked up the Nitecore FX3 dual charger and it has worked flawlessly. I've used it on a few road trips and it did well after a fair amount of ...

Without agreeing or disagreeing, if someone DID want to talk about these things, this is sort of the place for it. Telling those folk that it's best to do something else is just a wee bit weird. No ...

Perhaps (though it was eventually determined the problem was extreme under exposure). However, this subthread is not about the OP's post -- it's all about this comment from one user, which I found ...

Yes, increasing sharpness on a noisy image exaggerates the noise, but that's true in any app you use. You can change the default settings in Lightroom. (This is a moving target as they have changed ...

I just re-read your OP and see that you also have a main photo editing machine at home. Sorry for missing that.

It directly relates to the OP's question and purpose for stability, which is not mostly dependent on a good 3-axis gimbal and not GPS positioning. I was quite clear on that—I'm unsure how you ...

You have some good responses about GPS position lock. But when it comes to long exposures, you want to focus on your gimbal. The aircraft can move around a little during your exposure of a couple ...

I note that you forgot to include / comment on my points that included two m.2 drives. Very few people travel with a laptop without using it things other than photo editing during their travel—you ...

Without reading ahead: I personally would not have a laptop as a primary photo editor. Or at least, not without having a good, 99/100% AdobeRGB 4K monitor. Also, if you do any video editing, you're ...

Very nice! I like them all, but love those first couple of waterfall shots -- great stuff!

Just a note: I do my own development and color management, so selected "my own profiles", but I have been dabbling in other profiles from time to time, most especially after buying into the GFX ...