I hit Pequods, Art of Pizza, and a few others.....Pequods was probably my favorite. Also ate a few steakhouses in Rosemont by O'hare. Appreciate the points you made about the color fringing. At times I tend to overlook it. I guess I was so worked up to edit and get them out there.....Appreciate it
aha i'm always curious what out of towners think of the pizza, i've only had peqouds once didn't care for it but some of my peoples love it...color fringing of that sort can be easy to forget, if not looking for it
Just a general camera to walk around with.
Was looking at the Fuji XT1 that's currently $800 and comes with a free 35mm f/2.0. But then I realized it's a 4+ year old camera. Think I may hold off until the newer, and more consumer-geared XT20 goes on sale. Also most of my friends/family have Canons, so borrowing lenses for a Fuji mirrorless wouldn't be possible without some kind of adapter. Sucks that Canon's mirrorless line is behind.
the xt1 is, even though it isn't the latest greatest, still a really, really good camera...question is what the newer camera improves on worth the price premium over the older camera? is it important to have the ability to access your family/friends lenses? as previously noted. if you are ar all interested in video and/or having amazing autofocus is, sony or even the canon 80d might be the better choice. actually the canon m5 & m6 are good cameras, you just don't get all the capabilities of some of the competition and of course the lens library for canon mirrorless is small & doesn't match up to the quality of the comp either.
what's a good, light tripod for travelling?
same reason I am trying to decide between the t7i and a mirrorless, I need something smaller and lighter for travel
got my eye on the XT20 or A6300, I really like Fujis two-tone classic look, which would you guys choose or just stick to the t7i?
similar to based mod, i think you have start with what you want to do with it, decide what features/specs are important to accomplishing that and which aren't...most camera you can pick up these days are going to take awesome pictures, but there are differences in aesthetics, how they render color, handling, etc. that will be more or less to a person's liking...
Does anybody in here use Lightroom Mobile heavily or just desktop? Trying to see if anybody feels the gap between mobile and desktop is narrowing
been using it frequently with my computer going through repairs, i guess it depends on your question is specific to lightroom or mobile editing in general, mobile has definitely gotten capable but desktop also becomes more efficient/powerful each generation. lightroom on the desktop is slow though, even adobe recognize this, while lightroom mobile is crazy fast but the app is still somewhat limited (compared to the desktop version), so depending on your edits it could be faster, especially if it is just a few images and you areon the latest tech...but i don't think there are things like batch processing, hdr, it has lens profiles but they are automatically applied and not individually selectable, nor is there distortion correction, panorama stitching, or spot removal.