No go ahead, i was also thinking about that option but the cost of such system and the electrical bill doesn't make it a cheaper option then renting space at a server, i believe

A couple of months ago I needed to chose between the DA 40mm ltd and the DA 35mm ltd. At first I wanted to buy the 35mm but since that is a macro you got a lot more features then you need since I didn't need a macro, also macros are desgined to do good at the short focus range instead of the normall focus range. This review putt me on to that link
so I ended up buying the DA 40mm it is sharper across the frame and wide open shorter focus range, I think it has the fastest focus out there also the bokeh is good and it's cheaper.

Thank you Jon, just had a quick look and they look good.
I always love to play in photoshop sowill have a go with it later

Hi Martin thanks for sorting that out
I only could find that filesize limit so got worried that you talked about resizing of your image
Going to try out a free trial soon and see how it works ^^

Most image editors will give you the location of your mouse relative to the photo so you can find out if it trully is on the same spot.
If it is and it is on every shot you take under various conditions it should be the sensor. A group of faulty pixels isn't acceptable so contact Pentax about it and see what they say.

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okay strange, they should work.
Contact Pentax I would say maybe they have a solution or answers.

Hi Martin,
Just looked a bit more and the unltimate will do fine for me since i don't plan to sell anything and the security option are what I'm looking for. You can use it as backup and share overything with family and friends, just what I'm looking for.

you said something about resizing but they don't have a max resolution right?
Since i would like to use it as backup I want the full version of course

Well the best medicine against a hangover is more beer

Yes lets keep quiet now indeed Martin or else they will look deeper into what we say then we want to
Ze zullen eens moeten weten just kiding boys and girls, believe me

Hi,

Photography is full of terms, technology, and techniques that it is hard to understand for someone who is just beginning to exploring it. If we could help them a bit with sites that clearly explain the basics for them, they would be able to make an flying start and it would be easier for us to explain some things if they have the basic knowledge and know the language.

The idea is to make a short list of the best sites out there, a big list wouldn’t be helpful.
The sites can go over everything you think would be helpfull if they should know so maybe things like, the basics about lenses (Aperture, focal length, etc.), camera basics, composition, photoshoping, etc.
Please recommend me some sites, I would go through to them and pick the best one out there.
If you don’t agree with my choice please say so because we all should be happy about it.

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Change the List in to section since it's mostly photoshoping so

General
About basicly everything from taking your first photo, digital camera, lenses, photoshoping and terms are explained
- Roie Galitz - all the basics you should know is explained here clearly, plus some extras.
- cambridge in colour - explains almost everything about the technology behind the modren camera.
- explain that stuff - a site with links to more sites, they are really helpfull give it a go if you want to know something.

Digital Post-processing
Make your photo special with effects or enhance your photo to make it more natural
- Photoshop Cafe - Good site with simple instruction for some nice effects, if you want to be creative but not over the top this a good site.
- Russell Brown - A much more advance site then the first one, not so for the beginners I believe but there are certainly interesting.
- the digital photography connection - Good site for beginners that use video's to explain things. Most of the things discused are quite natural, just to make your photo look better.
- pixel perfect - Explains some easy to do effects you can do with photoshop and there are some things for lightroom in there as well.
- Flickr: HDR - how to make one and why - Good site to start when wanting to make your first HDR, Links to some good tutorials, links to software and some good examples on how it should be done.

Yes indeed, sometimes
We are quite strange sometimes, thankfully the British can tolerate us a bit