This is why making backups is so important. What would she have done if it was all her personal and financial data.

Microsoft 365 is the current name of the subscription version of Microsoft Office. In addition to the office apps it also includes a number of productivity tools. I have had a subscription to it for years. It never contained an image processing app. Windows 10 however does contain a very basic photo app.

PhotoPlus

If you are a Nikon or Canon shooter and can afford them, there are two excellent but expensive British Magazines with mostly content and very little advertising. PhotoPlus Magazine is specifically geared to Canon shooters and NPhoto is specifically geared to Nikon shooters. I think they are both from the same publisher. Theye are both on high quality heavy glossy stock, and when last subscribed I believe they had around 130 pages with about 75-80% content and 20-25% advertising. I subscribed to PhotoPLus for years when I was a Canon shooter.

I mostly use peaking and magnification together on my Nikon Z fc and find the combination very useful. The peaking sensitivity I use does not obscure fine detail. I can set peaking to one of four colors, white, red, yellow, and blue. There are also three levels of sensitivity settings. While I will occasionally change the color and strength of the peaking, depending on circumstances, I find using blue at the standard sensitivity setting works best for me in most situations.

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None of the Canon extenders will work with that lens. I believe the Tamron teleconverters are also not compatible with the Tamron 18-400. The 18-400 superzoom is intended as a casual vacation walk around lens, and while it can provide pleasing results for many people it is not a high quality optic and may not meet the needs of most discerning photographers. I had one for a over a year and it was a lot of fun to use because of it extreme focal range but in the end I wanted better results from my images and sold it.

It looks like my 2 -1/2 year old Nikon Z fc is still in the top 10. Nice to see that it is still very popular. This retro camera body certainly is not everyone's cup of tea. As I've mentioned before, I use it almost entirely with prime lenses, most of which are manual focus only. It is the most enjoyable shooting experience I have ever had with a digital camera and I am very satisfied with the images I get with it.

Scams and most unrequested sales calls use spoofy numbers so that the caller ID you see is not the actual number of the person calling. Those numbers belong to people who have nothing to do with the person calling you.

While the odds of it happening were extremely small, I once even got a scam sales call on my cell phone from my own cell phone number.

As a result of the wide spread use of spoofied phone numbers, threatening to block these phone numbers is a useless exercise. Scammers and unexpected sales calls from people who use spoofied phone numbers can't be blocked and really don't care is that you block the phone number coming up on your caller ID. They constantly use different spoofied phone numbers as part of their scams and to call you back 5 minutes later using a different stolen phone number.

If you need to ask the question you probably should not be shooting film. Dedicated film shooters should know why they ae shooting film, and how they plan to process it to get the results they want.

It's hard to say how sharp it is because what's presented is only a lower resolution thumbnail. It's more than likely that if he had attached a higher resolution downloadable version It would have been much sharper.

That is true, but he has posted thousands of videos over the years and many seem more philosophical to me even though I usually don't agree with him.

Apparently, nothing happened to him. Here is the link to his active YouTube page with 4 videos from the last week alone. It just appears that he has not been doing any lens reviews for quite some time. His current videos are mostly philosophical.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVcxJ9k14bi__-uA1cGkEcA

There are actually two different skylines in NYC. One is in lower Manhattan and is accessible from Liberty State Park. The much larger and more iconic skyline, is in midtown Manhattan. You can't get good shots of it from Liberty State Park. For that, Weehawken is the best place to go. A very wide angle lens or the ability to capture multiple images for panoramas should be considered.