That's roughly "normal" or "short tele". Definitely not the best length for portrait, which starts around 70mm imho.

I can't speak for the certs, but I can tell you that the DevOps course was actually pretty good. It had many real-world examples, wasn't copy-paste-click-next heavy and had great intros to the newer tech such as Lambda.

This is a fantastic example of the reason we went with Gitlab! I wish other products were this pro-active! Keep up the great work folks.

Thanks Ryan!

Just a quick chime in here - our system does in fact do that, and though I can't speak with authority about others, my understanding is that they do the same.

This is an awesome idea.

I think what people might be missing is that even with the features you currently have, there's a market for this application already, though maybe not as a stand-alone lightroom replacement.

If you think about batching, my brain immediately starts gravitating towards real estate, headshots, HS seniors photos, ENG.

In short: drop the filters, put the "basic" controls on the left, focus on what you do best.

Kudos, folks, I'll be watching this one!

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Will do - but I suppose a "filter-less" version might be what I was leaning toward, as a potential user.