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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Digital Image Processing => Topic started by: Jeremy Roussak on February 25, 2017, 04:47:35 am
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I've just received an advertising flyer about this raw converter / editor (https://www.picktorial.com/index#before-after) (as part of a "photo bundle", from Creatable). It looks vaguely interesting. Does anyone here have any experience of it?
Jeremy
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Mac only
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Mac only
Funnily enough, since I am able to read, I was aware of that fact. In what way did you imagine your response to be helpful or interesting?
Jeremy
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In what way did you imagine your response to be helpful or interesting?
a "windows" user might find it useful not to bother to visit the url you posted ...
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Am _not_ interested in fighting mac vs windows, all that is juvenile. But for the sake of accurate reporting it is worth mentioning.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk
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Funnily enough, since I am able to read, I was aware of that fact. In what way did you imagine your response to be helpful or interesting?
Jeremy
Jeremy: One might well ask the same question about your response. I would answer that CeeVee's response was a damn site more helpful than yours.
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Jeremy: One might well ask the same question about your response. I would answer that CeeVee's response was a damn site more helpful than yours.
Read from the beginning, then. I asked if anyone had experience of the software. Clearly, the answer is no, at least none that anyone is prepared to share. His response conveyed nothing of any relevance: he might as well have pointed out that it does not run on his SAMSUNG-SM-N900A. Nor did yours.
Jeremy
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Chill guys, it's really no big deal. Breath deeply.
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Jeremy, you are out-of-line with your hostility.
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Jeremy, you are out-of-line with your hostility.
You won't be surprised to read that I disagree with you. I started this thread to request opinions on a piece of software, which looked vaguely interesting, from people who might have used it. I didn't ask for information on the platforms on which it will run, still less did I suggest becoming involved in a Mac/PC argument, as CeeVee appears for some bizarre reason to imagine.
Anyway, as it's now apparent that nobody has anything relevant to say and this thread has degenerated into bickering, I shall lock it. If anyone is capable of contributing something useful, I'd be grateful for a PM.
Jeremy