I agree. I am also a small old guy but the stage gets partially blocked for everyone at the concert since all of the seats are on level ground. I am referring to a week of jazz performances that take place on a campus near my home each Summer.
Yes, this bothers me a lot especially at outdoor concerts where photographers with all types of cameras feel the right to hover in front of the stage partially blocking the view of other spectators.
Thanks for participating in this conversation Henry,
When I last placed an order I was told that my only option was FedEx so this is new information.
More importantly, I would suggest that you consider negotiating a contract for deliveries with a different company. Although none of the delivery services do a fantastic job, here in Chicago I would rate them as follows:
1. UPS
2. USPS
3. FedEx
Mike Schwartz
I have problems with FedEx deliveries. They use subcontractors. There is no regular driver with a route as with UPS and the USPS. As a result, there are many deliveries to the wrong address.
Yes I use it and like it very much. I use the Luster version. My images printed on the paper seem less likely to scratch that some other papers that I have used. I print using an Epson Stylus Pro 3880 printer. I like the color using their icc profile.
I use this lens with my Sony A7RII camera with a LA-EA3 A-mount to E-mount adapter and, before then, I used it with my Sony A77 camera. I am very pleased with this lens. As with most telephoto lenses, it may be hard to auto-focus over f/6.3 in lower light.
I print both using Lightroom and Photoshop. They frequently default to a prior size setting instead of to the paper size setting for the image that I want to print based on paper size that I set. I, therefore, find that right before printing I go into the print settings to make sure that it is set for the proper size paper. I'm guessing that this is some sort of bug.
I subscribe to Photoshop CC and alternative programs.
Whether you communicate with them by chatting or by phone they can still take control of your computer to fix your problem.
The Adobe customer service and technical support number is (800) 833-6687. I've had to call on several occasions and they have always been very helpful and resolved my problems.
Try Photoshop Elements. It has a one time license (not a subscription). It can be purchased for $55-$70) and has most of the functionality of Photoshop CC. More importantly, it has the same tools, etc. as Photoshop CC so that if you decide to switch over, you don't have to start over learning how to use the program.
I have several Minolta lenses that I have used with my A7RII. They worked OK including the autofocus but they all had much more flare than Sony FE lenses so, over time, they were replaced. I have read that this is due to modern coatings being superior.
The Chicago Area Camera Club Association, which is comprised of about 35 local camera clubs, prohibits the inclusion in an image, for the purposes of competitions, of any photographic element that was not photographed by the maker including skys textures, etc.
Topaz has changed it's marketing model whereby you would receive all future upgrades to a plugin that you purchased without cost to a traditional subscription marketing model. Obviously, the old model was not financially sound and they have every right to make this change. In the process, they are not honoring their original commitment. No matter what they say, Remask AI performs the same function as their original Remask and is an upgrade. This is true no matter how much reprogramming they did. Their new subscription model should apply only to new purchasers of Remask. No individual is going to sue them over this matter but it could be fodder for a class action attorney.