Impressive body of work.

99% of the content on this site is subjective opinion.

Having used the most 6DM2 for two years I am going to respectfully disagree with that. The camera and sensor are very good.

We stayed in Gardiner, MT for the first two nights of our stay and explored the northern reaches of the park. After that we stayed at one of the lodges in the park for the remaining four nights. Staying inside the park is not cheap but huge on the convenience factor --- we could walk to Old Faithful. As for what to see, Mammoth Hot Springs, Old Faithful, Yellowstone Falls, Yellowstone Lake, Artist Point, Grand Prismatic Spring, the Geyser Basin...its all stunning.

One thing to be aware is that the park is huge and it can take a couple of hours to get from one area of the park to another. Especially if you are there in the summer when the park will could be packed with families. The other culprit is road construction can slow things done a lot. We were there in the middle of September and it was still fairly crowded and we did run into road construction delays.

Also on your way south to AZ don't forget to hit Grand Teton NP and Utah is simple breath taking. Try and spend at least a week (or four!) there. The mighty five are all tremendous National Parks.

Just went through this process with Adorama Printique. I uploaded 20 jpegs to their site and ordered 6x9 prints on metallic paper because the wife and I have decided to print on metal (personal preference) and we thought that would give us an idea how things would look first. A week or so later the prints arrived and they were all decidedly dark. At first I thought it was my monitor's brightness and the whole backlit issue (photos on displays appear much brighter than prints because light comes from behind rather than reflected with prints).

I thought the solution would be to dim the monitor (I use a Mac and normally keep brightness around 75-80%) to approximately 50% brightness and reprocess the images would solve the problem. Before I did this I emailed Printique and told them of the problem and asked for some guidance for future printing. They responded within a couple of hours that they had a glitch with their process and would be reprocessing my photos and sending them again.

So, I'm not sure how this will be resolved. One note, I did not have any problem with the colors. They all looked fine. Printique offers a color correction option which I did opt for. A

As for processing I use Luminar 4 which doesn't offer a print module a la Photoshop or LR. I'm strictly an amateur so the only people to please are me and the wife.

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Based on the type of shooting she does landscapes and wildlife, I think a refurbished Canon 80d would the bill and budget nicely. Buying refurbished saves some money which I have I done a couple of times and the equipment is basically brand new and has a warranty. The 80d can be had for $900.00 on Canon's site.

Very nice and brings back a ton of memories for me. Miss Max's, Windmill, and from a long time ago: Surfside Beach Club.

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Why not? That seems at best, arbitrary and at its worst, sanctimonious. It is the end result that matters not how you got there.

Honestly don't get that view point at all.

If you compare the SOOC and the final result of that Ansel Adams image -- for all intents and purposes that is what he did though. The sky from SOOC looks nothing like the final product.

I understand your argument but I think there is something called artistic license that gives anyone leeway.

Well all is said and done, agree to disagree.

Here you go. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Adams_The_Tetons_and_the_Snake_River.jpg