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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 795130" data-attributes="member: 10038">69 is like the complementary nature of software and hardware in photography, Hard to not include the editing software now with the camera, but no different than the darkroom and the camera of the past, but now so much more control in the hands of the photographer. I do wish I had even a faster computer, that could open photos fast, edit in a blink of the eye, and store out as fast as I can click the buttons. I never understand why files take so long to open up and store out, I mean computers are operating in GIGA Hertz across high speed buses, and yet it takes real human time.. which should translate to millions of years in computer time, just to open a blipping file. That is why the wedding photos is taking so long, its the hurry and and wait for the computer. I am down to just the final reception photos, and I'll be done!&nbsp; The results is around 2G, so the easy way to provide the shots is to buy a 4G key. way faster than burning on a CD.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 795130, member: 10038"] 69 is like the complementary nature of software and hardware in photography, Hard to not include the editing software now with the camera, but no different than the darkroom and the camera of the past, but now so much more control in the hands of the photographer. I do wish I had even a faster computer, that could open photos fast, edit in a blink of the eye, and store out as fast as I can click the buttons. I never understand why files take so long to open up and store out, I mean computers are operating in GIGA Hertz across high speed buses, and yet it takes real human time.. which should translate to millions of years in computer time, just to open a blipping file. That is why the wedding photos is taking so long, its the hurry and and wait for the computer. I am down to just the final reception photos, and I'll be done! The results is around 2G, so the easy way to provide the shots is to buy a 4G key. way faster than burning on a CD. [/QUOTE]

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