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is it a problem that neither of these units have an on/off button? does it matter at all?

great video thanks !!!!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!! Exactly what I was looking for. And so easy.

This is the most detailed and easy to understand review of online backup that I have ever watched. Thank you

Thanks for this great video! The side by side photo comparisons made it clear to me that paying more for the Epson is justified by the far superior color correction.

There is no longer a good viewpoint of the Falls. Sometime in the Fall time you can get a view from the side

Wow! Thank you so much! Subscribed! I really like your helpful, no-nonsense but warm style.

7:50 When I set mine to a path, it doesn't work :/

Kayakers still use the Falls and many others above.

An excellent review thanks for your in depth review and the time taken to put the video together.

Muy interesante, muchas gracias!

Where will the dust go? I think the dust will remain between the sensor and the backend of the lens. Am i right ?

Thanks for the video, very useful! I have a question, are the Epson v850 or Epson 120000XL models superior to the ff680? Greetings from Argentina!

Looks great. Looking to buy 680 and scan a bunch of APS prints with the date/# on the back. Would it be possible to use tesserect to scan the "b" image for the date/cartridge number and change the "a" filename?

Great review, but the Raggedy Ann and Andy costumes scared me to death

i think while the 12 mp image clearly wasn't able to store all of the available information, the 48 mp image also has some pretty clear distortions from their post processing algorithm where the raw information is just not there. a true 48 mp image would look totally different (and much better). their claims about cropping are, well... maybe you get around 6 mp fidelity from the 48 mm crop. not the 3 mp he is claiming but also not 12 mp. it's enough to post on instagram. i think the more interesting question is does this sensor make images look "weird" or over sharpened. there were a lot of complaints when it first released. but this can obviously also be changed in software to some degree.

Excellent video, thx !

Whats the jvc cam model? 😊

Thanks Wayne. This is the best Fujifilm gfx focus stacking video out there. I was driving myself crazy trying to use the auto setting. Your mentioning the need to return back to the beginning settings before taking the shot solved the problem. Your explanation was very clear.😅

Oh my word this worked!!!!!! Thank you soooooooooo much

I'm creating a keywords list based on the 'Lightroom Keyword List Project'. I have a couple of questions that I hope you can help me with: 1. How would you categorize "things" that fall somewhat between "WHAT" and "WHERE"? For example, mountains and lakes. A mountain may be present in two photos taken from completely different locations, which seems redundant to label in each instance (and leads to my next question). Categorizing them as "WHAT" creates confusion for smaller items, such as a hot spring or geyser. These items can't be present in photos shot from elsewhere, but technically, you're not at a geyser, you're seeing one. 2. Can the same keyword exist in two different hierarchies?

Thanks, a lot of useful info new to me. Speaking of new, “neue” is German for “new” and is pronounced noy-ya, like a don’t mean to annoy ya.

Picked mine up from b&h on July 4th. Great review. Thank you.

Tony Northup is right; I have the 15 Pro Max, which is no better than my older 13 Pro Max. Also, it is useless in low light. In fact, my 13 PM was better in many cases!

Very interesting, and I wasn't familiar with Fatali! What ever he or Lick did to get "fame," pales in comparison to digital manipulation, but it's the lack of full disclosure and lying that matters most to me. Enjoying this series.

Excellent video Wayne with great insights

I love this series! And this one involving ethics is really interesting. Thanks for sharing this information! Sadly, the "love of money" and perhaps also fame have compromised a lot of photographers, who have lied about their work, causing many people to distrust photography in general, hurting all of us. Integrity matters! I know of one of the most famous photographers whom we all know who also said he didn't alter the shots, which he took on Velvia that was then digitized, where it was altered. Lying to people may increase sales and notoriety, but tarnishes them and hurts honest photographers trying to sell their work. The doggy dog competition in photography which often provokes jealousy - even photographers wishing that others that others fail - has greatly diminished the purity and joy of nature photography. Many photographers crave the focus to be on them, wanting to be worshiped, instead of the One Who created the light and subjects we photograph. If our focus is to glorify God, not us, using the gifts God gave us, then our heart motives are pure and the work is clean - feels right always. The photography online forums would have been so much more enjoyable to participate in if photographers' hearts weren't focused on themselves as much. Where is the love? Thanks, Wayne for being a strong, regular contributor in the forums, helping so many of us understand the gear, etc., despite some self-centered photographers keeping the forums from being a more pleasant experience for all of us! Your many contributions helped many of us and the forums overall!!!

I saw that rock formation before but thought it was in AZ. Had no idea it was in WY! Thanks for a great story Wayne. BTW, I meant to tell you this before but could you check your audio settings? Audio's clipping for some reason. RE320 is an excellent mic so it's gotta be the settings. All the best. PS: I see you love golf as well. Been a golfer for 20+ years myself.

I very much enjoyed your account of the Teapot story. Also the series. I give way more credit to the photographers of old than today's modern digital photographers. They really had to work within very narrow bounds and film latitude to produce good images. Scandal or no scandal, I don't think we can compare today's digital tools with the old film manipulations. I just hope that today's AI does not lead to everyone thinking anything well done was manipulated to death or generated by AI. I appreciate all the info you have shared with us viewers over the years and hope you continue to share it with us. So much to learn. If you can't guess who I am by the moniker, JMR, then think back to the Luminous Landscape days where I used to post often in the critique section. Best of luck, JMR

Sr. Fox, very useful video. Absolutely helpful in order to save some $$ while purchasing one option vs the other. Even 2nd hand ElGato Cam Link is double the price of Ezcap. I just bought Ezcap to try it on my Panasonic Lumix TZ70. Very good camera but old for regular webcamming. I hope to use it as a webcam as soon as I receive my Ezcap Cam Link. Thank you for your contribution in my decision! Success with your channel!!! 💪💪💪

Wayne, Thanks you for this video. I'm trying to decide on what to purchase and this was very helpful. Question though. I loved your discussion at about 16:58 about a video you created to show how to use droplets directly out of lightroom to create the faded background of the image. You pointed to the upper right corner to find the link but I never saw it even though I relooked several times. Can you provide a link to it. I've searched to find it under your videos but didn't find it there either. Thanks much! Keep up the excellent videos!

Is there any possibility you could share the action?

Really enjoyed your video, thought I would give the free trial a try. Downloaded it, then tried to start it, I guess it is so simple that I couldn't even see where to get started downloading files ???? As a non techie guy I was looking for a simple cloud backup and like unlimited. So not so simple ...... Maybe do a video and s l o w l y go through the start process, for non techies like me, in your nice simple approach, look forward to it, cheers Wayne B

Thank you for this How do you know if quicktime is seeing an external isignt camera? sys pref: sound - not showing the mic attached to it. Mojave, Mac. Am on Mojave and an external iSight camera which is I have not lighting up. Camera w its 400 firewire connection plug on both ends - into the camera and into the HD - is daisy-chained from an Ext. LaCie Hard Drive which has a 400 firewire port, then from the Hard Drive to the computer. HD has a USBb port via cable into computer w USBa port. I am not sure it the camera is broken or the connection is just not working. Any thots of this? Thank you again for this clever work around. Does this mean that once you restart, the cameras will not show up again, unless doing the coding again?

Can we use the cleaning mode with a lens or we need ro remove the lens?

2:36 @cwaynefox Where did you find these boxes?

Can you use flash with focus bracketing?

Very informative video. Thank you!

what a blast.

outstanding info for me ie color 101 for curious dummies.

Thanks

Thanks .. that color range 3d graph was very insightful

Hello Wayne, fist of all, many thanks for this series. It's been very helpful to figure out this very hard topic. Also, I am not a native speaker of English and hope my comment and a question is clear. I understand we need colour profiles of input devices, so the colours are correctly imported. Similarly, we need colour profiles of output devices s.a. monitors/printers/projectors, so that output devices produce or display correct colours. What I don't understand is why do we even need a colour profile in the system or say in Photoshop. Why do we have to keep ProPhotoRGB assigned to files? ProPhotRGB is very broad but still somehow limited? Can't we just remove it from a file and not to worry about any restrictions at all? The only explanation to that is we may need to manage colours to match monitors with printers. But then, we need a custom colour profile, not a ProPhotoRGB in Photoshop. This is the only bit I have not understood. Cheers!

Thank you so much for your information. It really help me!

I love the review and what a great explanation you did covering all the different ports. Very nice job man, keep up the good work. I gave it a like and also subscribed, you deserve it 👍🏻

Thanks!

convinced me... its the Epson... thanks.

what does charging light balck mean?

Thank you for this! You saved me so much time and provided some valuable info!

This video has been so useful and convinced me to buy the Epson 680. I’m hugely impressed with both the hardware and software that comes with it. My objective is to declutter the thousands of generational photos that I’ve inherited from relatives who have died. Bringing oneself to the point where one is actually ready to incinerate them is tough but I made the decision I’d keep one or two boxes of really precious originals and burn the rest. So I’m about halfway through and chose to scan all 5x3, 6x4 and even 7x5 at 600dpi, dropping to 300dpi on large prints (>10x8) but if the 10x8 was say a wedding group with lots of people in it (so small faces) I am using 600dpi on these so there’s enough detail to recognise them all. I will finish all scans, back up all images to a second drive, then to cloud storage, and only then will I destroy them.