Glen Barrington

This topic is brought up once a week at least.

Yes, the relational database in Lr is the big culprit on speed issues.  An RDB makes things much easier for the developers, but most home and small office computers just don't have the horsepower ...

Unfortunately, the Nikon 1 system was doomed to failure. The truth was, by the time it came out, there was no need for another high quality small system. At that point, we had m43s, and, the X100...

Well, primarily, the base Surface Go is pretty anemic, It would be nice to know if it will run well with the complete Win 10 OS, and if it would run well with the complete Win 10 OS and one of the ...

One of my friends went to a mesh system, and he is quite pleased with it. His house is a multistory 3000 sq. ft. monster. I have single Netgear 'Nighthawk' model . . . 'something' . My house is a ...

That sort of thing doesn't bother me, at least.  Use the tools that help you get the photos you want. and that's all any of the kit is, tools.  I'm thinking of upgrading to an E-M1 Mark II, but ...

I love the idea of a truly portable Windows device. Yeah, the enhanced model is creeping into the "Too expensive" range for a 'second system' LT, at least for me. Probably OK for basic Office ...

Selecting and filling with the inpainting tool.  A detailed description is on page 96 of the Affinity Photo Workbook. (Highly recommended extra purchase)

He mentions large format cameras a couple of times, but I don't know if that is significant since, clearly, some are taken with a handheld (digital?) He also posts a photo of who I assume is him ...

So far, I'm pretty satisfied.

He has been a member since 2002 and has never posted a single photo! He hates Olympus and he hates taking photos. We know this from his, like clockwork, hit and run postings. He is both predictable ...

I think the monitor and graphics card are more important than cameras in producing quality photos.  I never print from home, I always job it out.

I occasionally revisit my old photos as my skills and tastes change.  Mostly in the winter when my ancient bones shouldn't be out in the cold.

ACDSee does not, though I have suggested that it might be useful in the ACDSee user forums.

I'm very interested in the Surface Go, there is a lot of promise in the form factor they present, BUT there are so many unanswered questions at this point! I will probably not be an early adopter, ...

Yeah, but any more, they all do that!  One might prefer a specific iteration by a specific vendor, but the principle is baked in to many software titles.

Willful Ignorance is an amazing thing. And it is something I have seen in you for many years. NOW I remember why I had you on my ignore list. Your odd desire to ignore all the nuances of the ...

One thing I have noticed is that Ortiz, in MANY photos, positions his subjects so they are visually isolated from the background in some way.  I suspect this allows him to soften the background in ...

And you don't understand the point I'm making.  You let your desire to appear curmudgeonly clever overrode your logic.  Please reread my posts and reconsider your own post.

Well, What I see is missing isn't editors or even raw conversion, it is DAM software! Shoot! There isn't even a halfway decent photo manager.  When I travel, my editing needs are minimal and very ...