The younger crowd is satisfied with phone pictures like they were satisfied with digital music. They are learning that an album on a decent stereo is better than digital. Many will likely cycle back to DSLR cameras in time for the same reason.

I have an iMac Pro desktop (2017) that seems to be running Ventura Mac OS 13 and all my other software just fine. Capture One 22 was running fine on the prior Mac OS 12, but the hiccup occurred with the installation of Mac OS 13. I’ll have it sorted out soon enough.

When I get this resolved I’ll post something

Thanks jbat. I am running CO 22 on an iMac Pro desktop when I upgraded to the Mac OS 13.0.1 and the problem immediately began. Either my computer system is somehow lacking in the proper requirements to run the new Mac software which seems odd (my other programs all seem to work), or the problem lays with Capture One. Not sure yet, but I know my computer sent a Report of the crash to Apple. While I’m waiting to hear from Capture One I’ll give Apple a call and see what they have to say. The problem seems to be a compatibility issue between CO22 and OS13.0.1 I’m too old to become a tech Guru-I’d rather be taking and editing photographs.

I just learned the hard way that by going to the latest Mac OS 13.0.1 my Capture One 22 software will crash at start-up effectively preventing me from doing any digital photography editing. So far, my options are to take my computer to the Apple Store and have them degrade my OS to the previous version or to purchase an upgrade of Capture One. My last Capture One upgrade was a year ago, so I’m trying to find out if I qualify for a reduced price upgrade from the software company.

It’s handy when shooting outdoors in Winter on a bright, snow covered day. It keeps the Snow looking White instead of Gray.

Nice! The nest likely belongs to a bird other than a Robin, because it seems to be lined in mud.

Gorgeous! The second one is my preferred view.

Thanks Sri. I tried to find an answer on-line, but have not so far. Maybe an Eastern US Hogger has an answer.

Love it, TK. Reminds me of the 70 years I spent in the Keweenaw Peninsula.

I really like the music and the band members are good musicians. I’d pay to attend that concert. I had 2 observations. First, the group appears to be Mennonite judging from the bonnets on the women. Second, no one in the group was tapping their toes for Tempo and when they did it was only for a moment before they’d stop. One of the girls looked like she wanted to tap her toes, but when she caught herself doing it she’d adjust her feet. This just raised a question in my mind as to if toe-tapping was considered as dancing among the Mennonites. Some sects permit it while others don’t. Anyone have an answer other than, “Whose mind works like that”? 😆

That’s a great panorama, Jederik! Beautiful country.

Thank you, Don

Thanks, Jack.

Thanks, yssirk123