Just taking a lot of pics and messing with different filters. This shot I was trying to show motion during the day. Oh...this is the pic no corrections not photoshop

Yes it does. Works pefectly. I run PhotoShop and Lightroom without issues. I also use an Intuos Pro Small and I have a 27" external monitor.

I have Mac and Windows products. I'm a geek by trade so I use both to keep up. When people as me what to get I usually say a Mac but the new Windows machines are pretty solid and my XPS is just as fast as the Macbook Pro. Problem is unless you get a Macbook Pro the new Macbook is really a situation where Apple is trying to rape its customer base. It only has one USB-C port. Wait for the next Macbook update because having the one port is pretty much worthless. Not only that the attachments needed to use that port are expensive. Put it this way...You want to add an external display.. Got to buy an adaptor to use with your USB-C port. Oh wait you need to charge it and use the port!! Want to use a thumb drive. Got to spend more money to use that .. want to hook up a printer better get a wireless printer.

I have the Dell XPS 13 and it rocks. I bought it from the Microsoft Store and it is the "Signature Edititon" No Bloatwear!!!
Specs
Windows 10
Display
13.3 in UltraSharp QHD+ (3200 x 1800) infinity touch display, 10-finger multi-touch support
Processor
Intel Core i7-5500U 2.40 GHz with Intel Turbo Boost Technology up to 3.00 GHz
Memory
8GB DDR3L-RS 1600 MHz
Hard drive size
256GB SSD

Yep...When I visit my mother her dog won't let me sit anywhere.

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Yes and some philosophers will say that the fox is conflicted about eathing chickens and just wants to be friends but the natural instinct is to not be friends.
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LOL...My problem is years of art classes and training. I see the color wheel and can see the triangle vividly. So oversaturation can minimise the depth of field.

Yep...you are correct.. I'm sorry for that. When is oversaturation too much. At what point in time does it become flat and washed out. What point in time does it become a watercolor that uses the wrong paper that doesn't absorb and lets the water flow or the opposite the paper that absorbs everything and lets the colors just saturate the papter.

Is that a good enough quetion.

I grew up using Nikon..FM's FE's etc and Currently I have a D90. I've seen a lot of photo's with a lot of oversaturation. I'm from an artits background and I like the ability to do and feel how you want. My question is when I look at photos that are over processed or the saturation is huge...these photos look flat to me. They loose their artistic touch and their depth. I know art is subjective but maybe I'm getting old.

Thank you sir!

Just Grapes in a bowl

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When I was a kid (11) we hiked the entire trial. Took 3 months and it was one of the best things in my life I can say I have done. It took three pairs of boots just to finish. I really hope people will just hike parts of it.

Amen

That's OK not a big problem.