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photigragraphy

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About photigragraphy

Engineer in SF Bay Area

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    Comment #20867811

    This is a really fun and great site! The resurgence of popularity with analog processes is exciting. While I've been fortunate to have grown up around film (and through the consume…

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    Comment #20547796

    In the United States the vast majority of lap pools are 25 yards. For club, high school, and collegiate swimming 25 yard pools are also the standard and most likely won’t change an…

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    Comment #18395328

    I agree a comparison with those would be interesting however the article does explicitly state which sources are included in the analysis: Here we limit our comparison to the domin…

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    Comment #18257505

    Having used a touchbar MacBook Pro for the last year daily (both for developing and casual use) I also agree with the article. For the most part I ignore it as I usually have a tet…

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    Comment #13359769

    As a 'millennial' hobby photographer that enjoys working with film cameras this is great news! However I find some of these comments disheartening. There is a lot of discussion of …

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    Comment #12914904

    Fair point. I suppose I have the perspective of "If my workflow worked fine before why should I change it?" Also chances are if you shot several gigs of data you are using your own…

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    Comment #12914632

    While I understand the author's perspective of the ease of smartphones for photography he is really only viewing a subset of photographers. In this instance his audience would be p…

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    Comment #11997886

    That is true but also does not account for BART delays. A friend commutes that way and it is usually more of a 1.5 hour commute. Having grown up around that area, and now living in…

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    Comment #11629860

    In college I wrote a (miserable) Modula-2 compiler. Its funny seeing Oberon-2 being used in the wild but brings back a touch of nostalgia.