It isn't deleted from the EXIF.
I just checked.
Opened a jpeg in windows viewer and deleted my copyright, closed the file and reopened it in Irfanview and the copyright is still there.

I think it only goes if you strip the whole EXIF, such as when saving for web in Photoshop and PSE, or presumably when using a proper EXIF editor.

Definitely one of the smarter avatars .

Back online for a day or two after a couple of lovely days in York catching up with brothers, sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews. Oh and a day trip to Whitby.
It was exhausting - mostly because we stayed up until 2 talking and then had very full days too.
We have just been on a nostalgia trip through Oldham so Alan could see his old home. We went to a pub that we used to visit, and had a great meal -10GBP for the two of us! He had rag pudding and I had braised steak. Yum.

Now at a nice hotel south of Chester for the night before continuing southwards.

Just had a quick look at mine in Irfanview - threw out some really duff ones, but nothing to write home about I'm afraid.
I shall have a look at Alan's later and see if he got any goodies.

Just back from the pub. We ate at the hotel last night and were underwhelmed, so tonight we strolled down to the pub and enjoyed an excellent beef pie, several pints and the live music. Very good.

We'll have to come back again I can see .

I have used non WR lenses on the K20D in pouring rain and both lens and camera survived just fine.
I haven't used the K-5 in the rain yet but it has been in snow and down to -24C with no problems, even getting a layer of frozen snow on it while dog sledding. I chipped the ice off and it was fine. that too was with a non WR lens.

We're now back at the hotel. We left the others heading for the lake.

It was good to put names to faces and meet new people, and boy did Glasgow turn on the heat for us !

It will be another couple of weeks before my photos are available, if any are any good that is, since I can't edit them on my netbook.

As I recall PSE does not allow ICC profiles in the same way full Photoshop does. I'm away from home now so can't look it up to tell you how to do it but you have to allow either the printer or PSE to manage printing. If both are trying to do so you will have problems. Of course you can look in PSE Help for how to do it.

I can confirm sun, blue sky fluffy clouds. Very unScottish, but I am enjoying it.

Edit - 20C forecast for Glasgow tomorrow, with sunny intervals.
Normal weather will be resumed on Sunday.

We'll be in York on Monday, otherwise I'd have taken you up on the offer.