On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 7:26 AM, Boris Liberman <[email protected]> wrote:

> Personally, I upgrade my computer effectively when the time it takes to
> process my stuff becomes unbearably long.

Well thats a good point. As you know i have mentioned my old PC is
terribly slow for with its USB 1.1 ports etc.
I am not processing 1000's of photos every weekend as i was in the
past, but i am working with Raw Nikon files a lot more now and working
with those is a real slow pain.
I have a faster Mac laptop, but the few prints i made from it looked
terrible so i stayed with the PC.
After my last post about my computer wows, i recieved several off list
emails from some listers i won't name, Cotty and Godders, opps, and
they both helped me see were i was going wrong and what i was doing
wrong on the Mac, and after that feel more confident with using it for
prints.
But back to my original thought. I don't need LR3 at the moment, which
according to Adobe will not run on this machine's OS, but if and when
i up date to a new camera and have to up date my editing software AND
computer to do so, adds a hefty expence, were as i said in the 35 mm
film days, the only expense was the new camera.:-)As long as the K10D
and D200 are working, I should be fine. By the time i can afford the
D300s or D700, whose raw files i can still access, a newer version
will be out and Adobe will make me upgrade software and computers to
process the files.
That was my point, i think.:-)

Dave


>
> So, I suppose, indeed, from time to time one would have to update their
> photography accessories, such as computer or printer if they print at home.
>
> Boris
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