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This is the exact opposite of my life's philosophy. -
I have been a Wacom intuos user/fan for a very long time. When compatibility with an os upgrade became an issue with my M1 I decided to try using my ipad as a graphics tablet with the Astropad app & connected to my large desktop monitor (more affordable & windows compatible) - It works great but i still miss my large Wacom. I liked having more surface area to work with. I also preferred the Wacom stylus over the Apple pen. I use many different brushes for my editing and found the stylus sensitivity and angling more fluid with the Wacom. In part that is due to the workspace size, larger allowing for more gradual subtle transitioning. I don't need all it offers (both Wacom and Astropad) for the vast majority of my photo post processing but it opens the doors... creatively. The larger Wacom reintroduced a tactile experience to pp, which was lacking from the keyboard and mouse digital darkroom. A learning curve worth the climb for me. -
Interesting historical stuff about millitary cameras on page 300 or so, I presume that the green Nikonos V ones might also qualify if only as tools for war reporters, as according to rumour they were popular for jungke use during the Vietnam wars. p. -
@conrad_hoffman I should have put the /s on that line! 🤠 I still lament the loss of a body of information that will never be reclaimed--the old L-Serv and UseNet groups. Many of those people cannot share anymore... -
By conrad_hoffman · Posted
Who needs dpreview? The idea that it's shutting down because it isn't needed isn't, IMO, true. It's shutting down at the whim of a very large owner that doesn't care about it. We need sites like PN that lean more towards imaging than technology, but I'm heavily into technology and "thing in itself" and detest Youtube anything. Huge waste of time and bandwidth for what you get. We still need good camera and lens review sites, plus discussion of same. How these sites can be profitable is beyond me and I've noticed that whenever anything actually makes money, it becomes less responsive to its users.
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