I know it is much the same as any other compact - but you are paying for the looks with this one I think.

I'm still tempted, and if they are ever on sale here I shall look at them.
But I may look at the W90 at the same time. and maybe some other brands too

I found this one today.

It doesn't inspire me to part with my euros .

Last week. I had to make it myself, including cleaning the kidneys , but it was worth the effort.

I use Windows 7 and FF and have had absolutely no problems. None.

I much prefer it to IE.

All my add-ons also work with the latest update, which is a minor miracle.

Puddings too can be sweet or savoury - unless you like steak and kidney pudding for dessert.

Now I'm off to watch NCIS. My weekly dose of Mark Harmon

Ice cream is a pudding, but a pudding is not necessarily a dessert.

For those of you using Firefox like me, then you should update your version asap to 3.6.2.

Read all about it here

I too like number two.

The great thing about doing a course is that it forces you to take photos. And forces you out of your comfort zone. Never mind whether you actually learn anything from it, the simple fact that you are out there taking photos you wouldn't normally even attempt makes it all worth while.

Thank you Martin for bringing her to everyone's attention.

I read of her passing on another forum yesterday.

A truly remarkable person, felled by a terrible disease. Even whilst fighting the disease though she continued to live her life to the full.

I'm not sure she would have appreciated more attention in life, but it would be great if she finally received the recognition she deserves now.

The rear cap from one lens goes on the one coming off. I don't necessarily put the front cap on though, if I am likely to be wanting that lens again a couple of minutes later.

The lens on the camera never has the front cap on while it is out of the bag. The lens cap is usually in my pocket, or maybe in the bag.
The hood is on, and the cap is off, as you never know when you might get a shot and removing the lens cap could mean missing it.

At the end of a shoot all caps are back in place though.