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Point well made! I got my first dslr around 2000 and have shot RAW ever since. Like you, I have them all on a large disc with a backup. Every new advance in Photoshop, or to be more precise, Adobe Camera RAW, makes looking at these RAW images a new experience. I am currently going through my old images in chronological order looking for suitable candidates for dramatic Black and White conversions. ACR gives me all the tools I need to achieve this. DG

I decided to continue the Flying Lines series a bit. This time I used masks in the form of geometric shapes: rectangle, circle, square, oval and triangle. Download styles: https://yadi.sk/d/ho0oeLVebr7Daw Enjoy watching.

Wonderful, as usual, presentation (the one without the narrative) As Roger Hance commented in the YOU TUBE version There is a noticeable difference between the two versions. Personally I found with the narrated version the pictures were a distraction to the words and vice versa. I fully agree with you points made in the narration (That's why I have over 300K images on my PC) but I would have preferred your making the points with examples of individual pictures. (which I recognize would be a lot more work)

Try LCE for a comparison. I have found them to be very fair and open to bargaining. DG

Rosy, if the Nikon has a digital viewfinder rather than optical, check that you can actually see it clearly first. I know your eyesight isn't the best, I am the same & when I looked at Nikon (having been a Nikon SLR & DSLR user for about 30 years) I found that I couldn't see the image in the viewfinder clearly. The only camera I could see at the time I bought my last one was a Panasonic. This was several years ago & things no doubt have changed. Jill

Hi everybody, One more attempt to create "cinematic" style slideshow. Here's a couple of Styles I used to make the one:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zMzzYo0FWQZj23t7VqRjZ6E6d3M3H0rE/view?usp=sharing Best