RAM might be the thing but does not need to be... I know I aint very helpful.
Does it help if you shut-down some programs like a virus scanner and your internet browser if that's on.

Interesting photos Tim.
The first two photos are very nice and how the shapes of the objects are formed in the OOF area.
The last one has a doughnut shaped bokeh that makes it very busy, which lenses did you used?

Yeah Tim I know what you mean, how simple it may sound, I had to use 10 layers to get the effect you see now

Was interested to see if you could get the old printing technique/feel back into digital.
Here I was trying to get gum bichromate.
Platinum print would be the next one on the list

Can upload the PSD file if someone is interesting.

ps Tim you may buy his print for $750 to $2,000 so he must be doing something right

We had a topic about the K7 that video does not work with certain cards, I assume it would be the same with the KX.

Panasonic cards were the ones having a problem.

Looks like a stretch DA35.

Doesn't seem they have done anything to the lens formula besides a new coating and rounded diaphragm blades.

Still think it's a joke though...
Maybe that will be my new lens instead of a seizz...

Does this come close?

Yves that's old news and fake
The obvious one is that it can't be a DFA without an aperture ring.

Some of you know that I read silvershotz and there's where I saw photos of Peter Liepke, his printing technique is really amazing.
Have tried to recreate it digitally but to not much success has anyone have an idea or want to try?

Here is his website www.peterliepke.com

ps. his printing technique is:
Contactprint using UV from an large digitally produced waxed paper negatives and then layered onto a hot water press colour paper.
And then sometimes some special stuff.

edit: other link link

have you seen the price of that lens, a good 9500 pound... that's without tax and shipping