Recent content by Markk

Also went with Peak Design. Quite happy with the choice and I trust it. It is every so slightly difficult to get on and off, perhaps a good thing(?)

Hmmm, an interesting thought.

It is quite high on the list. But I'm torn between the possibility of interchangeable lenses for a smaller price. The X100V (or similar) seems like a very expensive 'future paper-weight' if these things are really that finite.

I've lately been GASing for a Fujifilm, something like the X100V, X-E4, X-T3, X-T30 etc etc. Generally speaking, a retro-style, small camera for street/family/travel with the thought that it should last many many years that maybe even (my) children would eventually grow into it. These are not...

Well...how....wrong

Well, this seems to be quite the heated argument. I would never have imagined sky swapping in a war report. That's...quite the idea, hmmm.

Real estate? Of course! In fact, I expect it to be there!...ya can't trust the agents that don't sky swap, lol

What about adding in an object, like a car to a parking lot? Not necessarily from that parking lot but at a different time. Like, a car from parking lot A to parking B?

Luminar ON1 Currently playing with Exposure X7 (out of the three, it's the closest to LR in my opinion for now) Looking to try out Affinity. DxO - haven't tried. Out of my price range.

I will admit, I tried it out in Luminar and in ON1 and, well, I felt very weird, lol. Like opening a box of trickery and curious to see the results yet wary of the falsehood of it all. ...and the vibe that those two programs gave, the "Instagram'mer" sort of feel also put me off. But maybe I'm...

I'm trying out editors/organizers as I'm searching for a LR alternative. The alternatives I've tried so far have really been showcasing their 'sky-swap' feature. Is this really that popular? I was curious how often people are swapping out skies? (instead of, for example, using gradient filters...

well, in the spirits of reviving >5year old threads... :D....I'm still rocking an SB600, SB800, and SB26 (which is tied to a flash sensor hotshoe if I want to start pairing them.

Rarely have they fallen off in the bag. The ones I have (Nikon original) stay on fairly well. When off they go in a back pocket or zippered pocket.

Lol. Had a few of those...like a photo from my newborn session.

Omg, what a bummer. I also put in a few. A heron, a motorcycle, RC car...best was 6.8%. But a portrait of 'caucasian ethnicity' brought it up to 21.5% lol ...but a bearded white male with glasses in black in white is 89.4%!!!