On my MacBook Pro using High Sierra (just released OS) that would be shift+command+3 or 4 for whole screen or selection.

I believe you might be reading a little too much into the story. Specifically the report states that in court Apple argued it is unreasonable to expect their one year warranty to cover an iPhone for the length of the customer’s contract with their service provider (typically 2 years). Does Samsung, et al offer longer coverage for no additional cost?

Just goes to show you- God is no respecter of persons. He doesn’t text either. Although I guess you could say the Bible is the ultimate text.

Like Nikon, Apple makes products that I like and work for me. Neither company is perfect, but then name one that is.

You do realize (or maybe not) that if you don’t tap “quote reply” no one has a clue as to whom your comments refer to, since there have been several favorable posts regarding Apple products in general and IPhone in particular.

You mentioned Samsung. Wasn’t it Samsung that made famous the smoking phone? 😏

No 900 number. Only direct line is through prayer. As to the irreverent clip, there is often more truth in jest than we might like to admit.
Blessings,
John

Having used pc’s since the days of ms dos, and having gone through all the Windows permutations, I switched over to Apple products about four years ago. For myself, I never looked back or regretted it. As a full time pastor I use an iMac, a MacBook Pro, my iPad and my iPhone 7 Plus on a daily basis. They all are extremely useful to me for my ministry.

The camera on my iPhone 7 Plus will never replace my Nikon D750, not only for the pictures it produces, but also for the great pleasure I get from shooting with it. However, the convenience of having a decent camera in my pocket at all times has come in handy on many occasions.

Thanks.

Yes, that is exactly what I'm seeing. What threw me was that John Greenco's video shows the view in the viewfinder, and in that view you can clearly see the black indicators on both the bottom and the side of the viewfinder. That second set of (pitch or roll?) indicator on the side never is displayed in my viewfinder.

Greetings All. Recently purchased Nikon D750. Lovin' it so far. Watching John Greengo's course on D750 at creativelive.com. He shows that the viewfinder can display a roll indiator by assigning it to fn button. However when I so assign, the fn button does turn on virtual horizon, but it only shows side to side scale, not front to back scale. I'm not sure which is pitch and which is roll, but I believe I'm seeing roll, but not pitch. I must be missing something. Help please.

Just something incredibly magical about freezing a moment in time (life) that will never happen again.

Apparently not a problem for B&H. Recently purchased a D750 from them. They sent me a "Watson" battery with camera. No problems with battery so far.

I'll apologize in advance for my ignorance, but I'm new here and to photography. So please excuse any apparent lack of understanding; Discounting the fact that this thread has gone off the rails some miles back, I'm afraid I don't see what was illogical or lacking in common sense. Frankly I was greatly interested in helpful answers (and thanks to those of you who have given them), but we've gotten so deeply into the weeds here the suggestions the OP was hoping for have become obscure. Could someone please get this thread back on track or let it die?

Greetings folks. New to UHH, and love reading posts each day. Haven't commented until now. This thread has been quite interesting to me.

Above quote sounds more like pre-cognitive guessing than market analysis.