Opera was designed with a commitment to computer accessibility for users who have visual or motor impairments so it might be worth a try.

It's rated as 53 - 480 Mbit/s with a distance of 3 - 10 m.
In MB that would be 6.6 - 60 MB/s so it should cope decently since you also have the buffer on your camera.
Should deliver around 3 to 4 times the speed of a 802.11g network.

Thank you Martin.

Yeah I know what you mean.
Putting my last hand on a MBO study and I'm looking to go HBO but uncertain which direction.
Biology and photography are the options I mostly think about, photography would be like you said a part time thing then.

It's very hard to judge how the situation is in that world if you aren't in it.

Wireless USB maybe?
link

Thank you Bob, myself have a lowe toploader but never thought about it to use it in such a way.
Will try it out from the weekend, it's time I get some fresh air

Just came across this while searching, that's also a great way to fit it on your backpack your vaude also have those rings so might be worth a try?

Martin, I would I use a layer mask to fine tine the result, you mean only picking the skin?

Used a younger model this time, specially for you.
Smoothed it as above but also sharpened it and used a layer mask to only show the sharpening.
Do you mean it something like this, Martin?

Here are the results.




I don't think you can say that it looks unnatural

ps. When I look back at these photos I wander if I should do more of these...
It was a pleasure to shoot them but don't know if I can make a living out of them if I would follow a course and go professional.
Any solid advice on this matter?

Then you've the normal one James.
The DA L version is only available since this month.

me neither Martin but for some strange reason I don't have a photo of a middle age woman.
Only got girls from 16 to 22 which hardly have anything to clean up and have some of 65+ woman and well to make their skin smooth just look very strange, since they are old they don't need to have a perfect skin.

Gaussian blur would also blur the finer details away as you can see in the second the skin even looks a bit sharper.
I'm sure you can do it without the filter but now that I've more feel for it it's a 10 second job.

Bob that sounds interesting, do you have a model type or a photo of it?

Martin I thought you might say that so was already busy with a better one since the effect was too great.
The newer one is the middle one, your verdict please.

edit: typo