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Yeah, Picasa is dead software. It was very nice to use back in the day.

The author offers a couple of possible applications to use this in the documentation link. It is more about exploiting some features in camera bodies that can use a computer-generated image instead of an image from in the camera.

I found this today. It is a command-line open-source utility that will convert an image file like a JPEG or other into a Nikon NEF lossless compressed 14 bit file. Documentation shows me it it not very user-friendly, but it's a beginning. Documentation Github download

Get outside immediately! KP level is showing at 9 in Wisconsin right now. That is insanely high. I however have a medical appointment at 6am and can't risk missing this one. :(

You can have a crop-frame mirrorless also if you prefer that (Z50 or Z50II). Personally I cannot recommend picking up any F-mount cameras unless you have a specific need for an optical viewfinder. The support from Nikon is ending and all the improvements in features that have gone into 7 years...

I would wager the K&F battery will be fine until it is tried out at some future time in a Z50III. That appears to be the pattern. Then the aftermarket makers clone a new controller chip, and that works until the next new camera....

I have completed my 2026 calendar, anybody can purchase one (lulu.com print on demand publisher) https://www.lulu.com/shop/chris-larson/2026-photo-calendar-by-chris-larson/paperback/product-95jqvpv.html Revision coming... I discovered the QR code on the cover won't work without a white border...

I see a beep volume menu and pitch setting right below the on/off option. Possible volume is at minimum?

@Clovishound I suspect he has one of these which pops up at the top of a search...

I had to look up Ultimaxx. I see now it is a current generic brand. Those kinds of all manual T-mount telephoto lenses have been around for decades available through cheap import company catalogs before AliExpress and Temu existed. You can take photos with them. There is no image stabilization...

I misjudged a muddy bog once when I was younger and inexperienced at geocaching. I only was in to my knees, but completely alone and my (flip) phone battery was dead. I had my backpack and it's contents, which included a telescoping aluminum hiking pole. I used that pole to dig and free myself...

Did a short photo walk at a lakeside park in Madison. Well, I was imagining some better photos...

First Unitarian Meeting House, Madison, WI. A local landmark designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

I never have used the 85mm f/1.8G, but I have a 70-200mm f/2.8G VR. The older version from the mid-2000's. It is a great lens with no deficiencies in contrast and saturation. I have used older 1990's glass like a Tamron 90mm f/2.5 SP and that was rather poor on a digital sensor. Contrast was...

First Unitarian Meeting House, Madison, WI. A local Frank Lloyd Wright landmark.

You only need to uncheck the Daylight Savings box, like on my car's infotainment center.

Has to be this one.

Been having a tough time being at a good location for fall color this year. Just a lunchtime photo at a neighborhood park while I was in MIlwaukee. I gave very long consideration to dropping by the Basilica of St. Josephat for trying the weekly challenge, but logistically it was impractical...

Well I'm a day too early for the weekly challenge. Shame to waste the photos of this historic Church of Christ in downtown New Glarus, WI. Yes, same community where Spotted Cow is made.