here you go http://kmp.bdimitrov.de/flashes/TTL/index.html

The problem is though I ain't sure it would fit on a stand though the 400

You might want to look at this one link
Someone here on the forum has ordered one and I'm thinking about it as well.

Doug you can fix that in PP without much effort too bad you already uploaded another shot.

Here is a read on Luminous Landscape with a FF camera and the Pentax 6x7 but that was 7 years ago http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/shootout.shtml
The sensor certainly has improved a bit so I think it's better to spend your money on that than on a drum-scanner, you should even be able to buy a 645D or two for that money

I think the SP AF28-75mm F/2.8 is better in the studio and for portrait because of the constant F-number and the range is perfect although I like longer lenses better like the DA*50-135 or Sgima 50-150 but that's me. =]

The price of the Tamron is £100 more than the lenses you name but worth it I believe.

Also the Lenses you name don't have HSM or OS on the Pentax mount so don't buy them for that.

Thank you ^^

@Simon, Like Gwyn already said I'm going for a larger screen with more pixels so it should be acceptable, hopefully. But that CS3 can run on it makes it sound good though.

@Gwyn, thank you for your wise insight.
Indeed the screen would be smallish on the N220 but it's processor is the same as the upcoming Asus 1201PN but besides that it has a dictated graphics card.

The Asus models with a P in it often have a matte screen, that's why i'm also interested in the new one because the 1201N has a glossy screen. Also the 1201PN could last for 8 hours on a battery but the 1201N with his dual-core just make it to 4 hours but it might run programs better on it.

Samsung is a great netbook, you will like them so don't worry about it they are really good.

@Shaky, yeah I know but those ultraportable notebook cost double at what the ASUS 1201N cost so it's hard to say it would be worth the money for a notebook that I use 5 months and then might be shelved for the rest of his live
Although It's ability to play HD movies might make it a good companion while travelling.

I haven't thought about secondhand, could try that, thanks for the idea. =]

Cuda can be used for 2D as well, for example in CS4 it takes the rendering of the pixels onto his account. It should take some pressure off from the processor and make zooming in and out and making pizels appear on your screen feel smoother therefore a ION netbook might have the edge but I don't think LR use GPGPU...
Here is a demo link
Like said it's not much but it would be more pleasant/fluid to work with it, certainly if you're lagging in processor power.

ps. I think I should be able to install Mac on an Intel powered netbook without serious problem, might that be worth it for editing?

Oggy I've no idea how the law works on this matter in the UK since this version isn't officially offered by DxO it could be classified as illegal under your law.
Since this site is UK based and I ain't allowed to promote illegal activity, I'm not sure I should give you the file or direct link to it.

I could say, you could try your luck with usenet and torrent. These are legal ways to share information but what is shared might be illegal and could contain harmful software so watch out what you do.

@Gwyn, could you please test how the lightroom 3 beta 2 or lightroom 2 runs on the Samsung N220, i'm curious if the processor can handle it if so I might wait and go for the upcoming Asus 1201PN.

Oh no I agree on you on that Oggy, it's a dirty program.

I've Google it and search for the keys and files that it adds and I don't have any of those on my pc

@Gwyn I already found this review, it can just handle 1080p so that's pretty impressive for a "netbook" don't know if you can still call it that. link

Looked up for some comparison tests and it looks like the atom 330 is quite a powerful little thing so it should make LR smoother to run.

The guarantee is certainly also worth something but ASUS has never failed me so far although I know the Samsung netbooks are impressive as well...

@Doug, yes you've such protections screens, just found these comparison photos.





Still not perfect but certainly better so it might be worth considering it.
You also have such film for your camera and cell phones.

Oggy- it's not really a virus but an anti-piracy software that acts almost like one.
I got hold on a version that doesn't have PACE Anti-Piracy.

DxO works by knowing the characteristics of the lens, you need to download the data for you camera and lens. Just did that so only need a photo to try it out on, the distortion of the DA*50-135 is so good as not existing so not a good test subject.