By which I mean that I'm not judgemental, Chris!

If you take on a job to do any social photography then you do it to please those involved and the photographer's feelings don't really come into it. If you have really strong feelings against something just don't take on the job.

By the way, I've deleted the other thread to avoid two discussions runnig at the same time. It splits and confuses the discussion. Don't worry, people will find your post!

The first rule of cleaning lenses is don't. At least, unless absolutely necessary.

Personally I would not use spectacle cleaning wipes because they are impregnated and may have an adverse effect on the lens coatings.

I use the Pentax microfibre cleaning cloth and this seems to be totally satisfactory.

Some cameras do have built-in digital frames, but, as george says, it's really a much better idea to add these on the computer.

Personally I'm not a great fan of digital frames and prefer just a simple white line or black line arounf the image at the most.

If you wanted to upgrade to get the benefits of SR and dust removal then the K100D Super is very similar to the *istDS.

The *istDS is a very nice design and capable of excellent quality.

It's a good idea but I think for it to work at its best then the subject should be critically sharp.

For this subject that would mean a tripod and smallish aperture, perhaps f16 or so.

Photoshop 6 was a major leap from 5 and I would suggest at least trying to upgrade to 7. I actually use PS7 quite a lot as it does not require so much memory as CS2 and hence is much faster.

CS2 does have some nice improvements to sharpening and resizing as well as adding in some photo filters.

It is very accessible in the Fn menu though.

All this is very difficult to assess on a forum image, but the differences of different methods do become very important when printing to A3 or larger.

Photoshop resampling is now so good that resampling in stages (although that was usually done when upsizing) is no longer necessary. In fact, it's debateable whether programs such as Genuine Fractals are needed either.

Bicubic Smoother will very effectively upsize in one step.

Bicubic Sharper will maintain sharpness for web application when downsizing.

Bicubic (the only option with PS7) is also very effective anyway, but the newer options are better.