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csgaraglino

csgaraglino

Member Since 27 Jul 2016
Offline Last Active Nov 01 2021 01:58 PM
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In Topic: Lightroom Classic

20 October 2017 - 07:36 PM

I just spent 4 hours today with Adobe Support to find out that Classic can’t convert any of my Catalogs with out horribly crashing on launch - each and every time! His response: Well Mr. Sgaraglino, you have found a legitimate bug!

3 hours later, I have removed all LR products, plugins and cleaned my whole system. Downloaded, the previous version of LR, restore backups and now have a working copy - so as long as I don’t turn on LR Mobile Syncing, that is! BAM, Crash again!

My advice; stay away from both! If they can’t get the tried and true version to function, what makes them think I’ll trust 20 years of photos to their Cloud!

Chris Sgaraglino
http://widowcreek.com

In Topic: police just stopped me? need help

19 January 2017 - 07:08 PM

Your profile says your in the US, and while I'm no lawyer, it's my understanding (after 23 years shooting) that as long as you are on public property you can shoot anything, anybody, at anytime - AS long as your not violating anyone's presumed privacy. For example, if your standing on the sidewalk or in the street, shooting your best friends wife kissing the neighbor at the front door, your good. But if you shots them having sex through a open bedroom window - no good!

Think paparazzi - but remember "presumed privacy".

Now, that doesn't mean that you can do what ever you want with the photos. For personal use, your good. For commercial use, you need a model release for all people, and in some cases a property release. Also, be careful of brands; I shoot a Union Pacific Locomotive over a very old (now demolished) bridge and made canvas prints posted for sale and got a letter form the UP stating that I was not licensed to capitalize on their brand - understandably so!

Knowing your rights is valuable, but also understand that since 911 some building and infrastructure is sensitive and folks can get a little over zealous is protecting it. I have found that in most cases just talking the to person asking you to leave is all that is needed.

Here some more info for you to consider.
https://www.thelawto...-photographers/

Just my 2 cents!


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