May Blossom Taken on 24/05/12 at 1453

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K5 18-135WR at 78mm
F11 1/125 sec

I have a Panasonic TV with a card slot. Its really simple to use. Switch the TV on; put the card in the slot; select photo (not movie) view. All the pictures are displayed as thumbnails. You can either choose a particular one using the arrow keys or press the Red button for a slideshow. You get a full screen image.

Silly me, I've found them - should have read the manual properly. I was in the wrong top menu, and you were right Steven. When you're in the correct area then the down arrow gives you them all.

The left/right arrows take you through the 8 and the up/down arrows take you through the parameters.

The first, and I think the only time I entered the fortnightly comp I submitted a photo I had taken in the week prior to the comp being set and I thought, at the time, that it met the criteria as laid down. So I agree with JAK that the wording should be clarified.

Thanks for the suggestion Steven, but the down arrow just gives you additional paramaters for the 8; not the missing 10.

According to Page 265 of my K5 manual I should be able to process images with any one of 18 digital filters. When I look on the camera I only see 8 options under digital filters. Can anyone tell me where the rest are? I was specifically looking for the Monochrome one for this week's competition.

Congratulations Shaun. Quite a number of entries so really well done. No 3 was my favorite.

Do you really need the money?

If he's a friend, humour him, don't take the pay - give it to him as a wedding gift, use the camera and lens he wants you to use and keep it in point and shoot mode. Then you'll have little stress and can concentrate on composition.

If you're doing it for the pay then make that clear to him and use your own kit.

Hope I haven't offended any professional wedding photographers. The very highly paid professional at my daughter's wedding didn't get a photograph of the bride with her mother. Urgh!! He missed out on a great deal of money because I was so annoyed I bought nothing, whereas had I been in a couple of photographs with my daughter then I would have bought the rights to the lot, which the newly married couple couldn't afford.
Note to myself - photoshop one.

"72. People with DSLRS who shoot portraits with their grip pointed downwards look like morons."

Please don't all laugh at me - I can't help it.