Glen Barrington

Adams art came not from taking the photo, but in knowing how he wanted the photo to be "post processed".   His notes to the person who printed his photos were complex and extensive.

We can only conclude that Corel simply doesn't care about that sort of stuff!  There is nothing they sell that Serif, ACDSee, Adobe, & Microsoft don't have a better version of!  Certainly their ...

Well, that's the problem with prophecy and fortune telling.  The future usually includes us all.  Whether we want it to, or not! I think you will be free to value image quality as highly as you ...

I can't take complete credit for my theory, many of the ideas came from the video I posted about yesterday. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/62254640 I would suspect that in a functionality ...

Personally, I think that's coming as the remaining companies cast about, looking for ways to differentiating themselves from the competition.  In a way, I think this supports my "functionality ...

We passed that sweet spot in digital photo technology a few years ago where some cameras simply can't produce good, usable photos. Even the cheapest cameras now produce more than adequate images ...

This guy is an m43s shooter so it specifically addresses that system. But I think his discussion of why photographers make the selections in gear that they do is something that mirrors my gear ...

They seem interested in my money, but not my business.

on both my desktop and my aging laptop

I LIKE the results I'm getting from m43s and my E-M10, specifically.  It is good that you live in a time where you have a choice.

It's also great for candid portraits. Would I use m43s if I were a commercial photographer? Probably not, BUT - I am not a commercial photographer. I don't need to know that I can't lose a booking ...

If everyone who hates and mistrusts Facebook just QUIT the damn thing it would eventually go away like Kodak did. Then we could buy cheap plastic stuff with the Facebook name on it.

You can bet Data mining is involved somehow.

I didn't see any such functionality.  It's a very mouse oriented program.

I downloaded the 64 bit Windows version. A significant improvement over Olympus viewer,  Still a little sluggish compared to the ACDSee titles, but much faster than Olympus Viewer 3 on the same ...

That works. Especially if it's some dillwad with a giant white lens who wants to talk cameras when I want to take pictures!

This low volume model may well be needed to show what 4/3s is capable of, I will leave that to the large number of marketing experts on these forums,  but I don't see how it will play any part in ...

Well, it's better looking than "Viewer", but what's inside the code?  Hopefully, it will be a USABLE raw conversion utility, and a bit better organizer.  Viewer had so much unrealized potential. I ...

Unlike your fabulous life, our lives are empty and without meaning.

Good for you Mr. Looch! How about a "sittin' on your butt too long" reminder?. Say once an hour, ACDSee pops up a window that says, "Stand up! Move around! get a cup of coffee. I see a marketing ...