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Please subtract by a third.

They just increased the number of lens by a third last month.

What about Canon's DPP (with lens corrections) or Adobes DNG converter?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zje91xTd6Lc

Thanks guys. This site (comparing to 7D) pushed me over the edge. Basically image quality getting raves, but criticisms everywhere were around price and auto-focus speed. The former has dropped more than half and the latter now twice as fast. Hopefully that's enough.

Looking at an inexpensive mirrorless (w/decent sized sensor and small/pancake lens) and the Canon EOS M w/22mm pancake just hit $299 (and price matched a few other places) today. Some of the early problems (autofocus speed most noticeably) seem improved since it originally appeared (and nearly all reviews). Anyone have any experience pro/con? EDIT: As stock was shrinking, ordered. We shall see.

Also expected testosterone drop?

Sue Thomas F.B.Eye. This may just be the worst show ever. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLIW0m1tvzA

"Open Source AirPlay." Something to keep an eye on... http://www.magicplay.com/

Ah, 'being lazy' is what they're calling it now. Enjoy and congrats.

Likely...

Yep, same.

“The young eat the old… but what are they left with? 100 degree weather and a bunch of shitty comic book movies.” — Dan Harmon, Harmontown July 1, 2013

Congrats x100.

Just came across this vid if anyone is considering upgrading the SSDs on their MBAs or rMBPs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3_x18MYRw0

Anyway, from the driving perspective, the reason so many accidents occur the first rain every year (besides oil rising to the asphalt surface) is most drivers haven't seen rain for the previous five-six months. It's like a blizzard in more climately interesting areas. And the 'rainy season' is pretty mild too. Really think that 1 in 5 stat, which may be accurate, is misleading.

Hmmm. Finding lots of conflicting info. Nevertheless stay off the roads in November. It rains over 60 days that month.

Mind if I ask where that data came from (and what cities/counties were included in 'Bay Area')? If you knock out occasional light sprinkles in the middle of the night and fog, I don't see how the majority of the Bay Area gets close to that. Maybe 1 in 5 days somewhere in the Bay Area? It's a big area with lots of micro-climates, including the coast.

I try to give the guy a break, but every other post is ridiculous. Take todays - Poor audiophiles, why don't we get the respect of those who collect Corvettes or boats or smoke??? http://feedly.com/k/15VuPFK

It's the Dodge SRT Viper of high-end headphones.

Don't know how it physically rides, but for philosophical pursuits could there be something better? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLZd_x42XUY

There's a lot of conflicting and simply fuzzy information out there on using the exFAT file system in a variety of situations and drive types. Being able to use on Mac and PCs would be desirable and general specs looks good, so anyone have any advice about when to use or avoid using exFAT? Considering for a music backup drive.

So just spent an hour in the reflective palace, this time at night. Ran back and fourth between retina and Air models. Tried to get their screens looking best. In the end I'm going to wait for Haswell to hit the rPros. The screen difference, text crispness of course, but also contrast, color and viewing angles, was just too great. Outranks the extra weight for me. Others may differ. That 27" iMac is pretty sexy too.

Thanks Mikey. One quick question - is there any indicator on either side of the band/title? Envisioning a possible nightmare with lots of their records around.