Amazing colour there, indeed a shame about the rooftop but just name it a feature and don't worry about it

Oh yes very lovely shot indeed, the sky and landscape comes together nicely.

Hmmm that should have done the trick for the K20D and Photoshop CS3.

What happens when you try to open a PEF file?

Like said it does depend on how you're going to use it, just to make this clear.

Nikon flashes won't do the advance wireless and don't talk with the camera so no P-TTl, if the flash have Auto you can use that though but it could become complicated with multiple flash units or with umbrella/softboxes so manual is all you've then.
Not a problem but you need to know how to work with them.

If you get two Metz 48 then you can have it all on P-TTL and it works basicly automaticly.

You might also be able to get one of these link
I had a Lumopro in my hands and to do feel cheap though but still quite tough, and it's a very basic unit but does has some nice features for strobists

But you just said that RAW doesn't have a colour profile, because RAW is RAW.

What Ken Rockwell says only aplies to if you work with JPG and such but not RAW.

I find this a bit easier to read then Ken Rockwells comment link
And I never found that my colours aren't right with aRGB, although it depends on what monitor you use.

Thank you Richard and already knew that

Still it does not explain why a PEF to DNG conversion leads to colour shift if you use sRGB for the jpg preview and is correct when you use aRGB.
I can see where you go to with colour profiles and that can be it but still I don't see why a RAW convert should read the embedded jpg preview...
It's becoming complicated.

The program in question of viewing is Photoshop CS3 and that does open the RAW file and not the jpg preview, so it's just RAW.

Ah a K20D, just install this one and it will work link

It depends on how you want to trigger it and what mode you use.

If you're going to use manual mode then get a simple wireless trigger and some cheap second-hand flashes of ebay, it doesn't even matter what brand it is then.
You can look for the Nikon sb-26 or sb-28 for example.
There are just as powerful as the Metz48 or very close and cost half the price.

Updated the sunset photos, a bit sharper and added more contrast, hopefully they "wow" a bit more now.

I've tried some things with the landscape photo but, that didn't work out since there is nothing to see besides the track.

And here is a new one, that I first didn't decide to upload.

[IMG]http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk244/Anvh/_IGP5097.jpg[/IMG]

Lovely Don

Glad you didn't mention my country