Far better to resize before you upload than let the website do it for you.

What are you actually trying to do?

Quick Shift. Incredible feature.

The first one I find different and powerful. I like it. Well done in seeing something unusual in terms of composition.

The second one is leaning very heavily and needs something more to make it a great image. There's a more powerful shot from the other side of the pond, including some reflection in the water. This one is a bit drab for me.

An open shelf houses the reserve lens stock. They have their caps on and sit the right way up on the shelves. The room is centrally heated and dry.

The lenses in use, never put away damp, are in my Billingham bag along with the K20D.

00:55 you mean? Ah, the day I decided to have an early night!

I've been posting a few I-10 images in the gallery and on EPZ and so far I'm impressed.

The lens is sharp, the shake reduction seems better than the software based version and the slightly larger body does make it easier to hold steady anyway.

Colour fringing seems totally absent so far, which is a definite plus.

It seems that there is some decent performance as well as a bit of style about this one. At the same time I have been hawking around an original Auto 110 with a few lenses, so eventually there will be a tale to tell there.

SRB Griturn.

www.ephotozine.com has a gallery just for this purpose. You can upload one image per day and get feedback and votes on your pictures.

It's the sister site to this one.

The MZ6 was much later than the SFX. After the MZ6 the last film SLR was the *ist.