Yes you can insert text or freehand draw a signature. I use photoshop express on an IPhone so it saves it to my iCloud Photos which is also saved on my computer. So they are connected.

I recently did an audit of my credit cards and found that Adobe had been double charging me for my Lightroom/photoshop subscription for over a year. There were actually two separate line items for the monthly charge so I should have caught it earlier, but I somehow overlooked it. At first I thought maybe I had signed up for two accounts but that was not the case. I called Adobe and they admitted they had been double billing me for the same account. They would not give me any more information when I asked them how that happened. They said they would credit my card for the double billing and I just received the credit. But from the casual tone of the conversation and quick resolution offered, I got the impression that this must be somewhat common. So check your subscription fees more often then I do.

They work. But their capacity and thus their range is greatly reduced as temperature drops. I have a friend with an EV who can’t run the heat in his car on his daily commute if temps are below 30F. If he does then he won’t have enough capacity to get to work and back.

Selling one of my favorite M4/3 cameras. Includes the 14-42 kit lens, 2 batteries and the charger. In mint condition. Shutter count is 9581. I am only selling because I need the 4k video capability of my Panasonic GX9. $350 includes shipping to the lower 48.

Nice shots. They have a tough test today against the Hokies.

I just used it to process my Christmas photos of family. I liked it as a good starting point. I did have to manually brighten the shadows and add more denoise to most pics after using the auto AI as most were indoor in poor lighting.

You did not say what software you are using to edit the RAW file. I am not familiar with what Samsung uses as I use an IPhone. But when I shoot in RAW with my iPhone I either edit it in the mobile version of Lightroom or if I can wait then I edit it on my computer in the full version of Lightroom. Lightroom mobile gives me the most options as far as what type of file to export. The Apple Photos app on my phone allows full editing of the RAW file. But I feel more comfortable with importing it into Lightroom mobile where I can actually see it is a DNG file for the editing then exporting as a jpg.

Rant? He just posted the truth.

Thanks for the advice. It looks like DJI is the way to go.

Same here. I have too much redundancy in my camera equipment. I don’t use half of it. But I don’t have a drone. I haven’t decide which drone yet. I have just started researching.

My sister recently texted a bunch of HEIC pics to me that she needed converted to jpg in order for her to submit them to something online. So I ran them through Lightroom mobile on my phone and saved them as jpg. What is interesting is that when I texted the jpg files back to her, Apple converted them back to HEIC files. I have my photos settings as “most compatible”. But I guess since we both have iPhones HEIC is most compatible. So I had to email them to her to get around Apple’s automatic conversion.

Great pic. But the horizon needs to be straightened.

Most people view shared online photos on their phone and in the vertical phone position. 4:3 fits better on the phone screen.

I file by event, independently of ratio. Although that typically makes each event mostly one or the other. That is because my indoor events are usually full frame 2:3 when I need the better light performance. Then my 4:3 is usually travel, hiking, boating or most other outdoor activities taken by my Olympus m4/3 or iPhone. Also, about half of my 2:3 get cropped to 4:3 as I find that format more suitable for sharing online.