I got the multi-focal lenses (both eyes) about two years ago. My wife did the same about a year or two before I got mine. We are both very happy with the result. Prior to the surgery I used progressive lenses and had an astigmatism.
The doctor corrected the astigmatism as part of the replacement process. I saw halos for the first few months, but I no longer see or notice them. Only negatives, I need reading glasses (1.5 diopter) to read small things in dim light. In good light, I can read a newspaper or book without any correction. I have no problem with my photography. I see the viewfinders and back screens on my several cameras without problem. I can also use the computer without problem. My wife found that 1.5 diopter reading glasses let her see her computer screen more clearly, but not necessary for anything else. For some reason, that distance is somewhat problematic for her.

Open file explorer. Navigate to your "c" drive (assuming that is where all your programs are located). Then open "Program Files" and look for "Adobe." If it is there open that folder. It should show Adobe Lightroom Classic." If it is not there, it is possible that program was deleted, in which case you will need to download and reinstall Lightroom. Your photos are not stored in the App, so hopefully they are still OK.

Thank you all. I must admit to being amazed at the quality of photos from the recent crop of Apple phones.

I took this picture during my annual trip to Jackson Hole, WY. Taken with my iPhone 14 which is the only "camera" I had with me when I saw this butterfly perched on a thistle flower. Let me know what you think.

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I like your picture as well. Windows 11 is fine once you get used to it.
Here are easy to follow directions on how to modify the Windows 11 start menu:
https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/customize-windows-11-start-menu#:~:text=If%20you%20feel%20it%20is,how%20the%20Start%20menu%20looks.

Consumer Reports lists the best used cars by brand, model and year. The list also includes used cars to avoid. Take a look at the list and give it to your friend.

Very nice shots. During the summer of 1965, I had a summer job as a surveyor for the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads in Yellowstone N.P. One of our duties was to survey what is now the Artist Point road which is how you got to site to take your first photo.

What I said was that it becomes copyrighted when you take it. The notice is not necessary. The copyright notice simply notifies the viewer that it is in fact copyrighted.

My Wife's Uncle flew a P51 in WWII. By Christmas eve, 1944, he had fulfilled all his required missions and could have gone home, but he volunteered to fly an additional mission that night. He became engaged in a dog fight with a German and was shot down and killed on Christmas eve. He is buried in the Netherlands.

You are correct that the photo becomes yours for copyright purposes when you take it. You state that you attach your name and the c in a circle. You are missing one thing and that is the year.

These are terrific shots!

We were on Boca Grande Island on the Florida Gulf Coast for a wedding. We were treated to a boat ride to a private island for lunch. On our way, a small group of dolphins played in our wake for about 10 minutes. The only camera I had with me was my Sony RX100-3. I could have used a larger telephoto. Nonetheless, I was able to get a couple of decent shots (after a bit of Lightroom improvement). The dolphins also did barrel roles just below the water, but it was impossible to get a decent picture of that. It was a great opportunity.

Great advice and a great shot you attached. Thank you.

I have the opportunity to see the Blue Angels performance for the Naval Academy Graduation on Wednesday. We will be viewing from a boat in the Severn River (the Academy is on the river). I will be using my Fuji X-T30 with a 55-200 Zoom. I was thinking of using shutter speed priority and would welcome suggestions for what shutter speed I should use.

Terrific shots. I would love to see them in the wild, but have rarely done so.