Probably because of the user interface, it's really not beginners friendly, I believe they are tackling some if it with CS5.

Yeah good one, the D5000 lacks screw-drive.
The Tamron 70-300 Nikon version does have a build-in motor though but some other lenses not.

Oh yes indeed, thank you for letting me (us) know
I've an action I do 90% of the time so that could be handy.

You should be able to resize the watermark to a percentage of the photo, that way it should work better in an action.

If someone is planning to buy a Macbook pro, wait a bit longer
Read this and it becomes clear link
Nothing against Apple (well a bit) but just wait till the upgrade...

Aren't we all on the track?

great photos, worthy of being accepted, sometimes I wonder how on earth some photos get through

Glad to see you manage to get it working

You don't need an AC adapter, if you use a freshly charged battery it's also okay.
They advice you to use the AC for the case when your battery runs out of juice.

It could be that you already have the latest update, hold down the "menu" button and turn your camera on it should show the firmware version.

1.30 is the latest and last update there will be for your GX10 and it introduce some new features, upgrades and fixes so it's advisable to update to that.
We just had a whole discussion about firmware updates and how to do them but I can't find it any more but I see there are photos on the Samsung site, it's really that easy.

Indeed Kris, I thought you meant you saw a white balance different on your photos.

AWB is just a dumb device that simply wants to make a white paper appears white, no matter what lens you use and yes you can get different values because of colour cast that way.

But white balance is metered through the lens so why should a coating effect that?
Well it does but since it's meter through the coatings it should correct itself.

Wonderful image, the black is perfect for me