Well you are way off base on this one. This is true reportage and has been on multiple media outlets

Here are some additional resources:

on Reddit - talks about Glaze and Nightshade
Nightshade Software User Guide on Univ. of Chicago web site
Nightshade an outgrowth of the GLAZE project at University of Chicago
Nightshade User Guide
Nightshade vs. GLAZE Check out the yellow highlighted areas.

Do you prefer Mac or Windows?

If you don't want the best go to On1. Also, do they specify Lightroom Classic or some other version. Is it supported? Will it install on your hardware.

FYI the current version of Lightroom Classic is 13.2. Draw you own conclusion on the feature set of a 6+ version out of date program.

A husband and wife team. Do they have names? Do they have a website that you have reviewed. Is their approach to photography clearly stated? The questions are endless. I'll be interested in your follow up.

USNR, 1971-1982 rank: Commander Medical Corps. Stationed in Pensacola, FL; Keflavik Iceland; Atsugi Japan; USS Okinawa; San Diego, CA; & Camp Pendelton, CA

I looked over their site. The lack of detail is astounding. You have no idea who will lead thus you are buying like a blind man. Workshops seem very short and there is absolutely no mention of any educational component.

I would avoid like a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.

If you subscribe to the Adobe Portfolio plan it does include the Adobe Portfolios. The best part is that you have already paid for it. Although it is marginally documented how to set it up, it you have any experience with web sites you should be able to figure it out. As I recall you can have up to 4 different websites and you can tag one with any address(URL) that you want.

Every bridge I have ever seen on the Mississippi River has large concrete abutments to prevent them being damaged by wayward barges. The concrete on the collapsed bridge had some concrete but the films clearly show the ship hitting the metal stanchions well above the concrete. Bad design IMHO.

B&H has information on the Kase Filters. Please read it and make your choice.

Since they released the first 1TB SSD.

Please use "Quote Reply" when responding to anything here; then we will know to whom you are directing your comment.

I had a 2 TB Samsung SSD and I was always misplacing it due to it's small size and neutral gray color. I switched to the SanDisk 2 TB and now the 4TB SSD drives which are a darker gray but have bright orange strip in side the window.

Sandisk SSD


Samsung SSD

For travel, I use a pair of 4 TB SanDisk SSD drives. One as a primary and one for backup. I have never had a problem with data loss using the SanDisk SSDs.

Use by date is just what the name suggests. There are two dates printed on each box in the YYYYMMDD format. These span a range. On one occasion I used an out of date Epson cartridge that killed a 24" wide Epson printer even after paying a group to come 180 miles from Chicago to try and resurrect it. Replacing the print head would have cost more than replacing the printer when labor & travel charges are included. While this may have been a "one off" event, I will never purchase a cartridge that is offered after the second date printed on cartridge's box.

From a Google Search : "Epson UltraChrome HDX ink has a roughly two-year shelf-life after manufacture, and the dates printed on the cartridges and boxes show both the packaging date for that batch of ink and also the date two years in the future when the ink will expire." Read it here.