Sorry but I have to agree with Martin. On my uncalibrated monitor I can see the joins too. It is otherwise a great picture.

Earlier versions of the PSE/PS stitching program were pretty useless but since PSE6 it has really improved and I never get stitching joins in my photos unless I messed up the exposure. What's more it'll sort out the order for you too.

Who knows what Samsung's plans are. As far as I am concerned as long as the use the K fitting for their lenses then Samsung users are welcome here. Should they decide to develop their own fitting or go to one of the other makers then it's a different story.
We don't want to be like some Nikonians are with Fuji owners, do we?

You expect sympathy??

Nah, watched it on telly, well bits of it, but I'm way too old to sleep in a tent in a muddy field.

My son did the sound for the TV coverage of the Dutch Pinkpop festival this year, which had a lot of the same acts, including the Boss. He got to sleep in a hotel though and had an access all areas pass which must have been kind of fun. It celebrated it's 40th birthday this year.

So you can tag your photos in camera instead of with the aid of a computer. Cuts down processing time. Geo-tagging photos is very useful, especially when you have taken a few thousand on holiday and can't remember which lighthouse is which or which beach you were on. It means people can see exactly 9well nearly exactly) where you were when you took a photo. Currently you have to have a separate logger and a program on the computer to write the tags to your exif, unless you have a Nikon when you can get a logger for on the hot shoe which writes direct to the EXIF.

A ceilidh in Welsh is a twmpath, but they also use the Gaelic Ceilidh or even the Breton keili.

The second set of photos are much much better as far as colour and atmosphere go.

Wonderful John! Shows what an amazing lens the 55-300 is!

Well a double card slot would be good. Built in GPS also. We shall have to wait and see I guess.

Luckily I can't afford a K7 anyway so I can sit back and wait.

Hi Fiona, glad to hear you are on the mend at last! Welcome back.

Strictly speaking it was a twmpath

The flash has destroyed the atmosphere and like John I would have preferred some close ups of feet or faces. They all seem very washed out, even for on-camera flash photos. Are these crops?