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I picked up the medium with BT and it has a slight learning curve but after that using it for retouching skin is golden.

I setup one button on the pen as undo and the other as the move tool in PS. I can paint then undo with a click if I don’t like what I’m getting, a little more intuitive than using the mouse and keyboard for that.

Haven't got into using the buttons at all, I still use the keyboard shortcuts. I probably should though. Thinking up upgrading mine for the finer control on pressure. The one I have has 1024points of pressure as opposed to the 4000+ of the newer one.

I received a wacom for my birthday.. back in February.
I still haven't set it up.. purely out of laziness

You guys are motivating me though

Use this Video it saved me hours trying to figure it out on my own, lol...

Aaron rocks

Yes he does, the simple hack of the “step back” being programmed to the pen has really changed my editing.

I bought a Wacom Bamboo a couple years ago.....I always say I'm going to learn how to use it. Maybe I should pull it out of the closet and try again

Heres a Pano from my Zion trip. The "Temple and Towers" right before a storm. It's a 10 photo stitch that I hand held (and downsized massively for the internet). Surprised it came out as well as it did for being hand held

Anyone messed with one of the Fuji Instax printers?

PLLphotography wrote in post #18626460
Anyone messed with one of the Fuji Instax printers?

I absolutely adore my SP2. My family, friends, and clients love it too.

That’s the model I’m leaning towards. The SP3 is newer, but not a big fan of the square format. That seems to be about the only main difference.

Boxtroll at 21mm F1.4

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/25Qb​1zD

Well an x100F just popped up locally for $800.......keep telling myself I don't need it even though I really want it

PLLphotography wrote in post #18626472
That’s the model I’m leaning towards. The SP3 is newer, but not a big fan of the square format. That seems to be about the only main difference.

My favorite part about the SP2 is that it takes up the same amount of space in my bag as a speedlight or lens, I take it most places.

The prints aren't amazing, but there's something special about them... I keep a few on my visor in my car and my sister in law has a collection on their coffee table (under a glass panel) of all the prints I've given her of her daughters at family outings over the years. I keep telling her I can get her some quality prints if she wants, but she loves the "feel" of the SP2 prints.

gremlin75 wrote in post #18626509
Well an x100F just popped up locally for $800.......keep telling myself I don't need it even though I really want it

Do it.

MCEX-11 with the 10-24, doable?