Process for what? Me or the camera??

For the camera, it stays outside and the cards and batteries come inside. When the gear is ready to come inside, it does do in their respective weather-proof cases. I use Tundra cases for most my gear, and long lenses all have their own cases. Everything spends a few hours by the back door where it is cooler before coming to the inner part of the house to warm for another hour before cases are opened. Never any condensate issues that way.

As for warming me? A good bourbon usually does the trick! ;-)

Learning Photoshop CC all in one go is impossible. Learning Photoshop bit by bit is easy. Unfortunately, the videos do not teach bit by bit, they give you a lot to remember all at once so the process can be overwhelming.

As well as the over abundance of information being thrown your way, there is a confidence issue which disappears as knowledge increases.

If you are interested, I will open a thread in the Post Processing section, "How to get started in Photoshop CC" which will carry you through from opening an image, resizing, cropping, changing colour saturation, saving etc. all the building blocks - one by one - which will build up your confidence and introduce you to some of the basic tools.

We have all been at this point, you have an advantage in that you are already getting to know Lightroom, and that knowledge can be transferred to Photoshop.

The course I have in mind will also be applicable to new users of Elements since there is a common theme in the two programmes.

Please let me know if you want this.

I agree , baby steps will keep you from getting frustrated and quit learning . Youtube has a lot of free videos that can show you how to do what your asking too. I agree with others , just watch videos on the thing you are trying to do on your photo at that time . And don't be afraid to try it on different photos too , you may have to learn a few more things to be able to master it in all different situations . In the end , you will be glad you learned it . 12yrs + and I am still finding things I want to learn either how to do , or to do easier and faster .Tommy

The people at my local store have at least four Tamron 150-600 lenses on their top shelf. The problem is that nobody sees them up there. I'm finding that the three retail stores in our area are lousy at marketing products. One store won't even open the box containing some items (including the Nikon Df and the Tamron 150-600) unless they are convinced you are a serious buyer. The owner of one store asked one customer to leave because he had long hair, jeans and a t-shirt and drove a Toyota. The buyer left, arranged for another source, paid cash (more than $10,000) and had it flown home with him - in his private jet!