I enjoyed The Prisoner in my youth. Apparently they are doing a remake

It was on the US site. But I imagine it's the same deal. You could always mail Wacom (or PC World) to be sure.

Responsible for millions of visitors to Portmeirion, Patrick McGoohan died today aged 80.

Ashley, Photoshop opens it in Camera Raw which will apply some default sharpening to it unless you have altered the defaults for your camera.

What are your jpeg settings?

I find the colour to be better on RAW photos than jpegs with my K20D, truer to life - one photo of my grandson his sweater was a dull red but came out orange in the jpeg. i gave up shooting RAW+jpeg after that!

It must feel huge compared to your Olympus though!
Have fun with it.

Good idea. Any suggestions as to when and where, bearing in mind that Martin (Malo) lives up in the far north. Maybe we should start a new thread for this?

As for the May gathering, I shall have to look into it a bit more. I have a brother living in Derby so I can always inflict myself on him , but it is a lot of money to spend to get over there which could be put to better uses (more gear :lol It is also during a Dutch school holiday period so it would also depend on there being vacancies so I can stick the dogs in kennels for a few days. I may ask next week when I drop them off for a couple of nights. Going to see Bill Wyman in Hengelo next week, convenient for the Bill Payer as he works there, but it means a long train trip and a night away for me.

According to the Wacom site it is PSE6.

West London last time I looked. But who needs Ealing's weather wherever it is?

But IE7 is so prone to hacking - it has had and probably still has massive holes in it's security.
I used to use Opera, which I liked a lot, but switched to Firefox with the new computer, as most websites work with it, whereas several didn't work with Opera. I never touch IE 7 now. Firefox is just so much more user friendly than any version of IE I've used.

Anyway, you can still get a spell checker for IE7 from the Google toolbar.