Recent content by hark

Sadly this is still an ongoing issue. All we can do is to hope John figures out the cause. I'm so sorry.

Yes, it went down again just a short time ago, too. But John might know what's causing it. So let's hang tight and see if this gets resolved now.

Not sure what jdeg uses although it's best to keep the size down so the page loads faster.

This entire series is phenomenal, Woody! Are you editing differently than you used to? They are crisp (in a good way).

I heard back from John. He's going to look into it. The forum was up and running when he checked, so if it happens again, hopefully he can catch it when it's down.

@Marilynne, @Eduard, and I are all aware the forum has been having recent issues with being down intermittently and are addressing it with John. Your patience and understanding are appreciated. Thank you!

I created calendars a couple times for church. They used a company that offered non-profits a lower price. Make sure if you have a company do the printing, find out if the file has to be RGB or CMYK. The company my church used was set up for CMYK. I also set up the file to be print ready. That...

If you want to save as JPEG in the second slot, what Clovishound wrote is what you should do. JPEG Fine is the best JPEG file format.

I'm not sure I understand which file type you want to save in slot 2. The title of this thread says unable to save as RAW files. But in your first sentence, you mentioned wanting to save as JPEG in slot 2. Your last sentence says you want to save as RAW. Which file format do you want for slot 2...

This is interesting, @BF Hammer – any idea what the average shutter speed was? I've never heard of this type of stacking process for slow motion images until looking into smartphone long exposure apps. Had no idea it was even possible with a regular type of camera!

First thing that came to mind were names such as Rachel, Ross, Monica, Chandler, and Joey. Guess Phoebe went somewhere else! Lol. Nice one, Woody.

In reference to the video Eduard shared, whoa ... adjusting the Focus blew my mind! I haven't seen any smartphone camera apps that allow this as a feature.

I wondered how it worked. BUT the thing is when hand holding the phone, the result was blurry – which I shouldn't be when holding it for regular photos. However, as you mentioned, that seems to be what I'm finding out. Rhetorical comment ... so my next question is why do they even make ND...

These were taken at Neshaminy Creek in Hulmeville (Bucks County). All are iPhone photos. The first was tripod mounted and taken with an app called Slow Shutter Cam for 4 seconds (but no neutral density filter was required). The second was taken with the iPhone native camera app as a Live photo...

Translation is It takes courage to go there. Please post in English. Thanks.