Jeff Seltzer

Lightroom (latest version of CC) handles Fuji files just fine. It might not handle them them the exact same way of some other niche programs, but different is not worse. To somehow suggest that LR ...

...I"m pretty sure that 30 years from now, this strange ritual of taking a picture of every course you eat and posting it to Instagram will be something everybody laughs about, sort of like how we...

Really? You take pictures to remember what you had? So, a few months from now you go to the archives and pull up the images of that pasta with shrimp: "Oh, yes, that was really good, I remember...

I will save you all the time and trouble. You're welcome...

"These photos are just okay, nothing special. I could have easily taken these photos myself, even though I didn't. Anyway, my photos of...

Well, I guess "inspiration" is as good as any reason. Personally, I find it sort of strange when I go to museum and I see people moving from painting to painting just snapping pics on their phone -...

Enjoyment and recall are two different things. Also, it's one thing to take a few snapshots, it's entirely another thing to practically view the entire experience through your mobile phone. And,...

Before I switched 100% to Fuji, I had a Canon 5DII and the legendary 85 1.2 L (close to $2k for that beast). You want to talk slow?! Try that lens! With lenses, there's always a trade-off. You ...

As others have said, you can go pretty large with X-Pro files. I've printed 40" with no problem for clients. I have a 70" wide print from X-T1 hanging in my house (see below). One critical issue ...

Really, this is how you are comparing the cameras? At this point, you can get a decent quality image from almost any "high end" camera including these two. They should not be compared purely on ...

I will save some people the trouble. Let's see, um, yes, this is the usual message for Reader Showcases and Respected World Photography contests: Let's see...

"Some of these shots are okay, but...

Really? Nearly 350 comments on this, um, issue? It's not like there was some huge redesign. It's just lighter. Meanwhile, there's not even 90 combined comments on the last two Reader Showcases...

BadScience, I agree that you don't need to justify an opinion. But, it certainly helps, especially when that opinion is contrary to the opinion of industry leaders (e.g., judges from a prestigious...

You don't like a working professional's work? Fine. But, at least put together a constructive argument. At least take the time to look at his or her website. I believe part of the problem is that...

@Operator: I never said that it's wrong to share an opinion. It's just that, without exception, every time a photographer is showcased here (either like this, or winning photos of widely regarded...

@Ruicarv79, if you don't like his work, no problem. But, go to this website - he's clearly an accomplished photographer with a large following. Taken individually, each photo might seem familiar,...

It was our 3rd Maui trip as a family. The first time we went together, I had just purchased Xpro1, in fact. Maui is great, but it's become over-crowded with a noticeable uptick in aggressive time ...

Thank you, much appreciated. I really like the 50-140. I don't have the 55-200, so I can't compare. But, the 50-144 is a top performer, for sure. I don't use it all that often, but when I need it, ...

Last year, I brought the Xt1 to Kona, this year, it was the new Xpro2's turn along with 55-140, 35 1.4, and 23 1.2. Plus, a +10 ND filter. I found the Xpro2 to be a huge pleasure to use. The OVF ...

I have the Xt1, and my very first thing I did when I got my Xpro2 was to compare, and yes, the EVF of the XT1 is superior. But, after leaving the Xt1 behind on vacation, you realize the Xpro2's ...

Since you've been involved with computers since, apparently, the beginning of time, you should understand that, since the beginning of time, there has never been a significant software release...