After downloading Luminar 4, I uninstalled Luminar 3 (as well as 2018) with no problems.
Of course, I went into settings and "Uninstalled" them (Windows10).
suntouched wrote:
I post on Flickr and on Facebook /private photography groups and occasionally on my own FB page. Some really talented people on both sites. On FB most share their image locations and some share their camera settings which can be very helpful. For the most part the groups that I participate in are primarily photo sharing groups, not discussion groups and there is a very low tolerance for bad behavior.
I too use FB occasionally. Thank you.
Although it may not be as glitzy as some of the more popular sites (I too have SmugMug), https://pbase.com/ has a great structure and is used by many professionals. I have a pretty large presence there, with many sub-galleries. My particular subscription is https://pbase.com/wjshaheen . Below are my stats:
Usage: 1,862/3,000 MB
Images: 2,731
Galleries: 183
Pageviews: 1,052,241
Bill Shaheen
Gold Canyon, AZ
I've been using ThumbsPlus for over 10 years and am very pleased. It is a database driven organizer for photos, keywords, annotations, user fields and a modest but effective photo editor.
See the review - https://www.toptenreviews.com/photo-organizing-software-thumbsplus-review
I think correct nomenclature is important because what may seem obvious to us can be confusing to a novice.
robertjerl wrote:
Check very carefully about fit, that Canon 1.4x was designed for a limited number of Canon lenses.
I you want a less expensive extender that is made to fit almost all lenses then look at the Kenko brand.
Concur wholeheartedly. I have their 1.4x "Kenko Teleplus PRO 300 DGX 1.4x AF Teleconverter" and it mates well to my camera and lenses.
cmcaroffino wrote:
I agree with Jerry about the D7500. Comfortable ergonomics, tilt and touch screen, great IQ, only a single card slot but so what, I still prefer it over the D7200 I had.
I couldn't agree more about the D7500. And currently on sale for $599.
I have one and love it and also don't about the single card slot.
For a convenient side-by-side comparison, see https://cameradecision.com/compare/Nikon-D5600-vs-Nikon-D7500 .
BurghDude wrote:
Thank you WJShaheen, that's exactly what I was thinking I needed. And it looks like it even mounts on the camera's hot shoe, perfect!
Yes, it does. It's very straightforward and simply feeds the LCD display to the external monitor. There may be better ones than the Elvid but I'm very pleased with it.
Bill