Eric Hensel

-Because I don't have any devices that employ Thunderbolt.

Nonsense -the reviews in Popular Photography, and Modern Photography, were just as eagerly awaited in the 60's. Sure the terrain has changed, but people are the same...

Pro-Tip --never lay your guitar flat on the stage...ever.

...and now I want some ramen...

Exactly. It is my understanding that the Edmund flocked-paper has an amazing lack of reflectivity --better than any paint...so there is that :)

I'll never be able to use that idiom again ;*)

No need.

"The Windows 64 option, provides one of those awful tiny "online" installers."
Awful how? They always work fine for me.

"but I have used PaintShop pro since the early 1990s"
Me too...it had a better more intuitive UI, then, as well. It isn't remotely a competitor to PS, these days, and if you need Photoshop, you...

I will be interested in how this works for you -I will be spraying one this week, myself.

I envy your patience, Barney ;)

He can do what he wants...
I speak from my own experience...
This holds true with a frame that shifts weight to the hips or not --we're still talking mass, and center of gravity. The framed pack...

The interwebs -all conspiracy...all the time...

You are more likely to make it to the other side if you keep your center of gravity in the center. Putting a bunch of weight up near your shoulders, or head, will magnify any missteps you make, and...

"let's put it this way.. if you are worried about an LED failure .. how do you cope with a camera? "
SMH...exactly.

^^^^This.

"If the waist belt takes the load why does it matter if the heavy stuff is lower or higher in the bag?"
Try crossing a stream on a log-bridge with the weight on the top and report back...

Excellent job Pentax.
I won't be going back, though, and would very much like to see some of the pixel-shift tech incorporated in future Sonys.

Lol

I have to agree -the Brownie changed the world. My grandma gave me one, just like hers, in 1959.