bforbes wrote:
"So lightroom is better then Photoshop?" lightroom is different to Photoshop. Lightroom is more for general adjustments to exposure, noise, colour and tones or levels. Photoshop, I think, can do more with manipulation. So yes you can denoise in lightroom. Not sure about your Fast Stone questions I only use it as a quick way of viewing DNG files

SteveF wrote:
+1 for the Uniloc

MrB wrote:
Louise, I like these interesting documentary shots of the real Salisbury, and the following is, of course, just an opinion on a matter of personal taste:

With the exception of the steps to the waiting room and the old coal bunker, the images seem rather high in saturation and contrast. For me these effects create unnatural and/or dark regions in the photos, but that might be precisely the look that you wanted.

If the high saturation and contrast was not intentional, check the settings in the camera's Custom Image setup menus. Also, your K-30 is good at recording data in the dark areas which can be enhanced in processing, even from Jpeg image files.

Philip

Stuey wrote:
Nice shots Louise

With all the talk of feeling watched in shot 2 what is the strange slightly opaque orb thingy three quarters of the way up the post second from front a smudge on the lens I hope