Recent content by Crsnydertx

45.6 inches of rain recorded at the far end of our street. Numerous houses on the bayou side of the street took on water, probably 1-3 feet in depth. Miraculously, the opposite side of the street - where we live - wasn't flooded.

One other option: if you open an image in Preview on the Mac, Command-I takes you to a display which includes most - but not all- of the EXIF data.

Ahh....of course. Well, EXIF Editor works with all photos that haven't been stripped of EXIF data.

I have one called Exif Editor on my MacBook Pro. Author is Martin Novák. I hardly use it, as all the EXIF data I regularly need is available in Lightroom.

Just an aside: my very first 3-speed English bike (circa 1956) had Sturmey-Archer gears. Haven't seem that name in decades...

A little surprised that iMovie won't accept mp4, but there are conversion programs available. I've used one called Any Video Converter (Free) with some success. I've also used Video Shrinker to downsize. For transfers, I use Dropbox to get around the limit on e-mail servers.

Beautiful family, Amin!

Just terrific....! Of course, I especially like the Coolpix A shots - very inspirational. Thanks for sharing, Ray!

Certainly threw cold water on my interest in the camera. Will soldier on with the Coolpix A.

Horses for courses. Two of your "sway factors" go the other way for me: I'm seriously considering the X70 because of the tilt screen and touch focus capability. I used the HiBW mode with the GRD III and IV and never warmed to it; would rather use the capabilities of Silver Efex Pro to do...

The Coolpix A has become my regular carry-along "real" camera, with the iPhone 6s providing snaps for rapid WiFi dissemination. The Lightroom lens profile correction certainly works magic on the somewhat extreme vignetting of the raw files!

The LX7 image stabilization works very well for me. Not sure I have a M43 lens that stabilizes as well. The ND filter is a big factor, as is the size: my LX7 rides in a dry bag in the cockpit of my kayak. Size matters! :-)

I'm looking at the 24-85 as a replacement for my LX7, which I now use mostly for video. Built-in ND filter and 4K UHD very appealing. I believe I read that there's going to be an optional EVF...? I do use the Panny LVF2 with the LX7 and it's really helpful in sunny conditions.

Of course, Fuji came out with a similar model (X70) just after I bought the "A". No regrets, though; I really like the Nikon. Still getting used to 28 mm perspective, but that will come.

I'm really glad they revised and reissued the entire user manual; would have been too difficult to capture all the differences in an addendum. I feel like I've purchased a new camera - at zero cost!