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Jewellers Rouge is an extremely fine abrasive mixture that is a dark red colour hence the name!

I use CREST toothpaste on my Tag Heuer watches.   WORKS AMAZINGLY well.  I haven't tried it on a glass screen tho.... I'd test it on an old piece of glass.  I've also used jewelers roush to deep polish automobile glass and that works amazingly well to.

I love, love, love my 35 1.4   Those new 23, 35 and 50 F2 lenses may be faster focusing and (supposedly) sharper as told to us by all the paid shills on the inter webs, but I don't give a crap.  I LOVE my 35 1.4.  Won't part with it.  The images are just phenomenal, clear, and oh so "zen like"  Yeah.  I said it.  That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
 
Oh:  And those F2 lenses are BUTT UGLY.  and yes that does make a difference to me.

I love, love, love my 35 1.4   Those new 23, 35 and 50 F2 lenses may be faster focusing and (supposedly) sharper as told to us by all the paid shills on the inter webs, but I don't give a crap.  I LOVE my 35 1.4.  Won't part with it.  The images are just phenomenal, clear, and oh so "zen like"  Yeah.  I said it.  That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
 
Oh:  And those F2 lenses are BUTT UGLY.  and yes that does make a difference to me.

18-55 would be my choice (and it's also my don't leave home without lens).  I've used it in rain, snow, sleet, freezing rain with no issues.  If you are uncomfortable doing so, instead of spending 1100.00 on the 16-55 get yourself some zip lock bags (of which I carry several in my camera bags) and if it rains use them for some protection.
Problem solved. And you are traveling lightweight -- without the boat anchor that is the 16-55.

I'm not aware of a way to delete them simultaneously.  And, IMHO you shouldn't be deleting images on the camera anyway as that "could" cause data corruption on the card.   Just my two cents. 

I'm not aware of a way to delete them simultaneously.  And, IMHO you shouldn't be deleting images on the camera anyway as that "could" cause data corruption on the card.   Just my two cents. 

I'm not aware of a way to delete them simultaneously.  And, IMHO you shouldn't be deleting images on the camera anyway as that "could" cause data corruption on the card.   Just my two cents. 

18-55 would be my choice (and it's also my don't leave home without lens).  I've used it in rain, snow, sleet, freezing rain with no issues.  If you are uncomfortable doing so, instead of spending 1100.00 on the 16-55 get yourself some zip lock bags (of which I carry several in my camera bags) and if it rains use them for some protection.
Problem solved. And you are traveling lightweight -- without the boat anchor that is the 16-55.

I process and submit quite a number of images to stock agencies.  I have yet had one be rejected for the "watercolor" effect.  Now I've had rejections due to my stupidity and/or negligence in not checking certain things in the frame, but never, ever due to that effect. So, even though I own Silkypix and Iridient, I use LR for 99.00% of my image processing.  
 
Honestly, it's not that big of a deal "when" it occurs (to me) and my way of shooting.

Thanks, Jorge.  It is indeed an amazing place, with loads of wonderful photographic opportunities.

Nice ! Looks like a very photogenic place!

Do not go abroad, stay at home. Stop making phographs,

Hi Sir,
I beginning with C1 as well, and had the same feeling.  ace
After reserve some more patience and read more, watch some tutorials and webinars I finding myself using C1 and discovering his power... 
What I can say to you is : be patient and don't let be intimidated by the appearance of the interface. You can also switch to Migrate Workspace, that make C1 interface looks quite similar to LR interface. And don't give up

I will say the Edison facility is FANTASTIC!  I used to have my 2001-2005 Fuji Finepix S1Pro and S2Pro dSLR's tuned, cleaned and repaired (on the rare occasion when needed()  there.  They are still outstanding!

Spoke to Fuji repair in Edison, NJ. Camera has arrived. The woman answering the phone was super cool. Gave me a reference number and told me that I could call anytime and that she understood the separation anxiety...

So... looks like there are some bad copies to me. That's a pity, quality control is very important to build a trusted brand. I'm glad mine is fine.

I owned and returned the 16-55 I didn’t find it to be better than the 18-55

Oooops Alla!   

T2 + 23
 
DSCF7752 by Kirill Sokolov, on Flickr
 
DSCF7851 by Kirill Sokolov, on Flickr
 
DSCF7857 by Kirill Sokolov, on Flickr