I use a Joby Pro Sling Strap.
With a Nikon D750 and 28--300 Zoom it has proved to be the best.

I can leave the tripod mount on, and it attaches to that with a safety link to the regular camera strap rings on the camera. That means two fasters to the camera would have to fail together to drop the camera.

It rides on a cross shoulder over body on my side by my hip and you just pull it up to shoot.

A big virtue is it is not in front of your body or swinging so when on the go, or hiking up a rock wall, it stays on your side/hip and is not swinging forward to hit the wall like a neck strap allows.

It wasn't expensive for both a camera mount (so my tripod plate would still work) and the strap. I was in NYC at B & H and the nice clerk hustled it up from their warehouse, since it wasn't on display or in their catalog.

Google Joby. They had some nice pictures that show you how it fits

Use Air Drop on both devices, if they are not too old.
Enable on both, and the photos move over you wifi network very, very quick.

This is an outstanding piece of art. How is this done--just a basic idea of how to get here, please.

First look: It works with a couple of glitches. (It should, after all it is a 64 bit program. The loader part, if you have to reinstall is reported by others to not work altogether)

The good news is you can load new photos, edit them etc just like you always did. Everything is as before.

The bad news seems to be photos you have already edited (Develop Module). They are there, but you cannot open and edit them further. They will export with the changes you have already made, but will not open again in the Develop module. They do open fine in the Library module, or in the grid view.

If you do try to open previously edited in the Develop module, on exit the program "hangs"--you end up having to use "Force Quit." It generates some sort of error code that appears in the library list at the bottom.

I think the problem is not the Lightroom program, but that Apple has moved some file crucial to opening the edits you have already done. With that, posted below is what Apple says, with the hope some UHH Computer Guru can tell us what file to move to make everything work.

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During the last macOS upgrade or file migration, some of your files couldn’t be moved to their new locations. This folder contains these files.

Files needing new locations.

Some of your files had been in a location that is now incompatible with macOS security settings. These files were moved to the Security folder for your review.

If there are any files you want to keep, you can move them to a new location, as long as it is different from their location before the upgrade or migration.
Copyright © 2020 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.


What you find:
Relocated/Security/System/Library/Keychains/X509Anchors
/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.installer.osmessagetracing.plist
/Library/PrivateFrameworks/iLifeSlideshow.framework/Code Resources
/Frameworks
/iLifeSlideshow
/Resources

In the folder Frameworks are ILifeSlideshowCore.framework
and then ...SlideshowExporter.fra...then Producer.fra...then Renderer.fra... and more subfolders

The only folder above that might apply to Lightroom is /Resources/info.plist and /version.plist

Anyone UHH who can help? We own a perfectly good 64 bit program, if we can just satisfy Apples security move.

Do not subscribe.
Use PS elements 2020 stand alone
Use Lightroom 6.XX, not decided if I need an alternative yet.

It sounds like you may be running LR 6.14--not the subscription. Question: on the MAC have you upgraded to Catalina, and if so, does the LR version still work?

A whole lot of us would like to know the answer to this Catalina/Old LR question and would thank you for a real live answer if you have one. Thanks

Actually, it is as good as Excel. I agree Numbers was designed with a different user in mind and is really foreign to a user who has gone through the changes from VisiCalc, to 1-2-3, to Excel or Calc (in Open Office) and does some programing within the program.The whole suite of Open Office has been used for years, particularly in large corporate environments, since it runs on many other platforms including MS OS, MAC OS, Linux etc.

A small matter: on our MAC's we replaced Microsoft Office, with Open Office. Equivalent and almost identical programs that will open and save all your MS files (including old formats that MS will no longer open).

There are actually two "Open Office" sources: I have no reason to believe that one better than the other, but we have been using the version from Apache for a number of years along side of the MS equivalents. When my wife was switched from her MS subscription version (she had a free 3 year subscription that came with a computer) there was not even a blip from her (and she normally has big trouble with a new piece of software).

Google "Open Office" and read about them first and you will be very impressed. The download is free.

I thought ver. 4 was not yet released. You have it?

If you can, would you elaborate and/or compare the catalog feature to Lightroom.
Thanks

The question is which Lightroom/Photoshop are you running?
The concern is from those running Lightroom 6.14 (not subscription) and a Photoshop Elements not subscription?
Can you tell us please?

If you are a Mac and using Time Machine, you can simply restore from any date. Everything comes back including apps and OS

This is not correct. For example Lightroom 6.14 and Photoshop Elements 14 are both shown on my machines as 64 bit applications by Apple when you load a System Report (Apple>about this Mac>system report>software...)

Not wanting to be the guinue pig I have not tried this out yet but I would sure like to see a post from someone who has.

The suspect is some sort of loading app, that checks with Adobe on your license, that is 32 bit, and won't let the app's start. My memory from years ago, is you could disable the nefarious loader app by some way that I have I never did.

HELP someone who has LR 6.14 and tried Catalina and/or someone who knows about the loader app if we need too.

Looking to find anyone who uses, knows about or has an opinion on this image editing software.
Any good? Can you relate to Lightroom? Any info on "how to learn".
Any thoughts you can share about this program.

I hope you are not right and would appreciate another look by you, or anyone, that might explain this:

The software (under 'about this MAC') for Aperture (which I have not been using) and Adobe Lightroom (last non-subscription version, 6.xxx) which I am currently using show them as 64 bit (Intel) software not 32 bit.

Is there hope they will run under Catalina?