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. My question relates to BBF and the light meter. I use a Nikon D810.
This is what I am trying to do. Meter for a beautiful sunset/sky but, at the same time focus on the eyes of the moving subject in the foreground. I can lock on the AE but am out of thumbs to to hold down the AF.
Thoughts?

Excellent technique for removing power lines from a photo. Maybe easier than a fence.

The Morganti link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuNDnKlH3UI[/quote]

I have canon pro-10. I stopped using it about 2 years ago and want to start using it again.
What steps should I take to get me up running again without damaging anything?
Should I get all new ink cartridges?
I am also using a MacBook Pro and LrC.

The guy on the left forgot to wear his long dark pants.

Thanks so much. I was looking for quality input. Thank you.

I assume all who use LrC got the upgrade today. What/where is the best tutorial for using the new features? The Brush tools have been totally reworked.

How does Silver fast integrate with LightRoomClassic?

How does SilverFast integrate with LightRoom Classic?

Keywording is the best sorting technique.

Pretty sure it’s a tax deduction.
On a side note, I hear minimum security prisons aren’t that bad.

I make photographs to capture the moment. I find I can’t just look at a lake or a pier or the ocean without either trying to capture it or think about how to capture a great shot. Of course all and most of my captures aren't great so the second part of my photo addiction is to try and make the shots better in post production. That is very satisfying because they usually do in fact improve.
The negative to this whole process is I find I am not one that go sit on a mountain and enjoy just being on a mountain. I unfortunately find that a very unsatisfying activity.

What is your scanning process?

What do you suggest? Have you ever heard of carbon copy cloner?