u/StopBanningCorn

With or without the an? AI says add it.

Edit: why do people in the sub always downvote questions?

Hi all. A few days ago I finally pulled the trigger and got the monitor for photo editing. However the colors are noticeably warmer than my iPad air 5th, which is supposed to be accurate in color (?) And blues are tealish and dark cold tones are desaturated compared to the iPad. Is it possible that I missed something, or is the monitor simply faulty? I'm considering returning it...

Hi all. A few days ago I finally pulled the trigger and got the monitor for photo editing. However the colors are noticeably warmer than my iPad air 5th, which is supposed to be accurate in color (?) And blues are tealish and dark cold tones are desaturated compared to the iPad. Is it possible that I missed something, or is the monitor simply faulty? I'm considering returning it...

This sentence is meant to be a suggestion for someone's future reference regarding what they'll post in the future.

Keep the "the" because it refers to a specific set of photos, which is all the photos the other person will post in the future, or skip it because "all the photos they'll post" is a general reference?

For some reason I feel like both sound the same.

Feel free to point out any grammatically errors in my post too if you're willing. TIA.

Is the grammar correct? I know it's a pretty weird analogy.

I need money, which I have very little (of)

Would you add an of?

I feel like either is fine for the first one, and the of is needed for the second one.

This sentence isn't grammatically correct because the that already refers to the type of dolphin, so the they shouldn't be there. However I do feel like I've heard people talk like this before when they were thinking aloud. Is it common that people talk like this in casual conversations?

Edit: what's the point of downvoting a genuine question? Get a life.

Sometimes I can't really decide between these 2. I think the of describes the people and the for describes people smoking in public? I guess both kinda work and mean basically the same thing?

I'm exporting at 100% quality and resolution as I did a year ago. I'm typically getting something below 15mb while a year ago I was getting 30mb. Same camera and raw file size. What could I have changed by accident?

I read that lossy compressed makes the raw files 12 bits instead of 14 bits. How much of does that make in postprocessing in your experience? Is it even visible if you don't have a high dynamic range?

Asking this because I'm thinking about trying out birding. Wondering if it's worth switching to 11fps for birds in flight and 5 fps for still birds.

Currently considering the ASUS ProArt PA279CRV. I've heard good things about it and it's within my budget (~500)

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The BenQ PD series fits in the budget too but unfortunately doesn't have AdobeRGB. I may be printing photos in the future so I guess I need it?

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Any other recommendation is appreciated.