19Apr/052
Disappointed at Nikon
Not about the hardware, I am loving my D100, but this sucks rocks.
Such idiotic games with encrypted file formats are not something we need in this century. It's my own business what software I use to open my RAW photos, why should Nikon decide for me? This sucks for all the free software projects that have support for NEF-format. I rather wish Nikon would concentrate on making the best cameras instead of playing power games with Adobe.
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April 21st, 2005 - 11:24
The mentality that you must control your product even after it has left your hands is just something that I can’t understand. So what if the user uses another application to convert their RAW-photos? Adapt to the situation, don’t try to force the user to change it.
October 24th, 2006 - 07:15
Dear Tuomas: I was just reading about your work on GIMP, while trying to wean myself off PhotoShop. I was wondering if you’ve written about how to insert cutline info into a GIMP file, and if you could point me to any tutorial that would cover it. Any help would be much appreciated.
Sincerely,
Joel