Of course, I've never done anything like that myself ...I edited it immediately when I saw it. Oh, I see what you mean. I edited the part where I quoted two posters by mistake.

Of course, I've never done anything like that myself ...I edited it immediately when I saw it. Oh, I see what you mean. I edited the part where I quoted two posters by mistake.
following up on this -- I just updated LR to the newest version that is labeled as "native" support for Mac and Windows ARM processors (i.e. the M1). It is pretty much instant now working and flipping between RAW files in the develop module. It's a noticeable improvement. Of course, these are just 16MP files, and I don't have anything with higher resolution, but it's certainly faster than LR on my 2014 MBPI bought a Mac Book Air M1.
While not strictly for photography only, running LR was a key piece of the decision and the reason I upped the internal storage.
I have a 2014 15" MBP and the reason I went 15" instead of 13" back then was for performance running LR. But the 15" is honestly too big for me. I used it like a desktop with occasional unplugging, because it is truly "lugging" it around. I have been shopping 13" ever since, but they have been way underpowered on Intel, and then the touch bar and the bad keyboard. So, I've just been waiting for something better and even considered a switch to PC if needed.
The new MBA has as much power as any Apple intel option, runs WAY cooler (I can't feel any heat in chassis in the day I've been using it), no screaming fans, has a screen as good as any pro, has the new, terrific keyboard and no touch bar, and runs LR just fine. It also has finger print unlock (which also works on websites) which is something I didn't think I'd need, but it's awesome. Oh, and solid battery life.
Very happy, and Apple's trade in is offering me $480 on the 15" MBP, which helped a lot.
Once I get the adapter, then you can see my tiny camera balancing on the back of the beast!It's a big beast but a bit shy?
Show us it in all its naked glory!
I’ve wanted one of these for a long time. I’m not looking forward to the wonderful pictures I’m sure you’ll post that you made with this. I can’t take the GAS.Despite my on-going loyalty to M43, I've been a huge Nikon fan since my film days (still have an FE & F3, each of which I've owned for over 30 years). An itch I've wanted to scratch was the Df. On release, I thought it was a half-baked caricature of Nikon's legendary F-series bodies. Confusing spec, and just...well...a bit naff.
Anyway, I've had to bury my cynicism. It's solid, beautifully finished, the (D600/610) AF is fine in AF-S (I never use tracking) too. Ergos are excellent (use it like a 35mm SLR). The big hitter is that D4 sensor though.
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Don't despair. I had the same message regarding one of my packages sitting in a NYS distribution center for 9 days without updates. The package arrived unannounced on day 10. The USPS was inundated with packages for holiday delivery season and are still digging their way out. I read online they stopped scanning the tracking info to eliminate a step and increase speed and volume. Hopefully, it's just late and not MIA. Oh and by the way, I'm not a USPS worker.I'm afraid the PL12-60 I bought off a member here has fallen into a bottomless pit nicknamed the "USPS Distribution Center in Newark, NJ." By all indications, it has been sitting there for a week, even though Priority Mail delivery date was supposed to be last Friday. There's a thread on reddit that was started 5 months ago that suggests that anything that enters here either sits here for 30-35 days, or simply never arrives. Tracking says it's on it's way to the next facility, but that was 3 days ago!
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Yeah, I do hope you’re right. I’m honestly not too worried about it just yet. My wife had a package that sat here in town for a week, and another that took a month. Everything I’ve sent has been pretty good, oddly enough. I did feel bad for the guy that lost live plants because they sat in a warehouse for 2 weeks!Don't despair. I had the same message regarding one of my packages sitting in a NYS distribution center for 9 days without updates. The package arrived unannounced on day 10. The USPS was inundated with packages for holiday delivery season and are still digging their way out. I read online they stopped scanning the tracking info to eliminate a step and increase speed and volume. Hopefully, it's just late and not MIA. Oh and by the way, I'm not a USPS worker.
New Jersey is mostly a black hole...so this is normal behaviorI'm afraid the PL12-60 I bought off a member here has fallen into a bottomless pit nicknamed the "USPS Distribution Center in Newark, NJ." By all indications, it has been sitting there for a week, even though Priority Mail delivery date was supposed to be last Friday. There's a thread on reddit that was started 5 months ago that suggests that anything that enters here either sits here for 30-35 days, or simply never arrives. Tracking says it's on it's way to the next facility, but that was 3 days ago!
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