Fuji GFX50R with the GF 50mm lens on sale @ B&H right now for $1,500.00 off the combination...

I walked away from Adobe a couple years ago now - never looked back...

No. I, fortunately, exported all of my photos before I quit. Deciding later I wanted to look at what I had done to one of them, I launched LightRoom, and voila — it brought me to a “renew your subscription” screen and refused to go any further.

My vote would be for a 2nd body. It would give you the immediate switch, keeping the performance you are accustomed to, and avoid the downright massiveness of those “super-zooms” (one of my friends has one of the something-to-600 lenses and it is longer than her forearm!!!). The added benefit you would get out of a second body would be an (immediate!) backup if one of them failed.

Backblaze will grab everything (not just your images). And it backs each file up discreetly.

You seem to be aksing for something that does an “image” backup (please note - there is a huge difference between a “backup image” and the backup of an image (picture) file) — an image based backup gives you all or nothing — but you really don’t want that. You WANT the ability to go into the backup and say “give me *that* file (and *only* that file)” - not “restore my entire system to the way it was when it was backed up” (which would overwrite any new work you had done).

I think one point of confusion here is that Backblaze is a cloud-based *backup* service — NOT cloud-based *storage*. To directly answer @srt101fan’s question, Backblaze will allow you to restore individual files. At the basic level, they maintain a 30 day version history. 1 year and unlimited version histories are available (for an additional fee, of course). When doing a restore, you have the option of downloading the files (free), or having the files express shipped to you on a thumb drive or hard drive — fees vary depending on media, and are refunded when you return the media.

As someone who has used Backblaze for several years now, I absolutely recommend it. Their agent installs simply and just works. Restores are painless (other than the pure bandwidth issues), the software stays out of your way unless it detects a problem (like the drive I accidentally unplugged and it reported missing).

For storage — or — for the ability to access files from any device, I use both DropBox and iCloud, but not generally for my images.

You don’t specify a platform, but I have been very happy with Lyn as a quick and easy viewer on my Mac: https://www.lynapp.com/

It supports a wide variety of formats, including many RAW formats: https://www.lynapp.com/lyn/formats.html

It’s (in my opinion) worth every penny of the $20 cost. It has a free 15 day free trial.

My wife likes to photo-share with friends who have Android phones. The only “painless” method I have found is to have them set up a shared album in Google Photos. On the iPhone, Google Photos can automatically import all of your iOS Photos app photos, so they are all there ready to be shared. Of course, that gives Google a(nother) foothold into your phone, so you have to decide what exposure you want to add to Google’s permeation of our universe...

I use Wasabi batteries in my Sony. They last just as long as the Sony battery.

I’ll sell you my Nikon gear so I can go buy the Fuji I want! ;)

Corrupted image. Reformat/test &/or toss that memory card.
Or, as the previous poster pointed out, try a different card reader or read directly from the camera.
Card or reader, the end-result image is corrupted and there is no fixing it. Hopefully you can re-read the original image and get one not corrupted.

Adorama, like other online retailers, will get nabbed soon enough. When they do, they will be required (yes, I had this happen via another non-camera vendor I deal with) to retroactively bill you for the sales tax. If you choose not to pay them, you will have to pay the IRS — plus penalties and interest...

Then he is as irrelevant as his comment.

I will certainly inquire!

The two are neither interdependent nor mutually exclusive — pick your poison... :)