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Quote: Originally Posted by terrorfirma Totally agree. What I don't understand is some people think it is fine to spend seconds capturing an image, then hours trying to correct faults in photoshop that need not be there if a little more care was taken in the first place. The better photographer will make an image that reduces the amount of time needed in the dark/light room. Quote: I admire anyone who can spend two hours on the computer...

Quote: Originally Posted by jezzyjj The really dumb thing about criticising the ue of Photoshop etc is that it apparently it is fine to spends hours in the darkroom making an image look good, but somehow bad to do the same with a computer. It's still the person that creates the end result, not the tool they are using. Totally agree. What I don't understand is some people think it is fine to spend seconds capturing an image, then...

performance for the most part is going to be in the lens rather than the body.... How seriously is she going to take her photography?

Perhaps a course in assetiveness would help with turning down projects that don't pay/pay enough. If you're so ready to turn down reciprocal work, you will be missing a trick. There is far more to it than credits and by lines. But that is your choice, of course. The successful charity that is run entirely by volunteers is a very rare beast. If you want to do your best for a cause you need skilled workers. Skilled workers don't...

Hi Bill & thanks for your help here. Yes well spotted it is 10 OPTICAL zoom (i`ve edited my error). My cam is the HD 10X , it is in your link. Cheers

That is why I liked it but to the purists it is technically wrong,and I must agree with them.

Sorry jezzyjj, I gave up arguing with people on forums along time ago, and I really cant be doing with it. I came here to offer advice to somebody, if you don't like what I've said then disagree with some manners or bite your tongue. Arguments in forums are won by the people with the most time on their hands, unfortunately thats not me.

Hi Toodlepip, Just wanted to add that if you did want to "study" photography that Norton College run very good courses and have excellent facilities and equipment that will allow you access to all sort of cameras and printing techniques you might otherwise never get a chance to try. Also by doing such a course you will have to try out all sorts of different types of photography for your various assignments therefore helping...

Hi, not all the links on here still work and it's really intended for Olympus users, but the principals still apply. See Also and Here Don't forget to make sure no-one falls over your tripod and brings the whole lot crashing down. Also the little red LED torches or cycle REAR lamps are your friend as they don't affect night vision as much as white ones. Have a good time too.

Quote: Originally Posted by Gogetter you weren't out walking the dog were you? We were nearer the harbour at high tide getting our feet wet. A similar looking dog passed us round lunchtime/late morning. Can I download them as momentos please?