Wot Matt said..

My link still stands though..

Hi Pete,

not sure what you have there, but my zip files don't contain an .sis file???

You should have downloaded a zip file called..

wiziwyg_xp_install.zip

You need to open this file with Winzip (or Winrar) and then just double click th file called

Setup.exe

This should begin the installation wizard.

If this still doesn't look like what you have, then I've just uploaded it to my server.

http://www.liamsworld.org.uk/pug/wiziwyg_xp_install.zip

Click the link above and then click Open in the download box, and the zipfile should open automatically. Double click Setup.exe and follow the prompts.

The program itself is self explanatory, and you get nice clear instructions to follow. Again, if you get stuck, just ask..

Cheers

Liam

If you want something a bit more permanent for constant use.. I find the external USB card readers a bit fiddly.. you could get one of these, if you have a spare 3.5" bay..

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/USB-2-0-3-5-Internal-Card-Reader-Writer-SILVER-I3SB_W0QQit...

Any 9 year old could put it in your PC for you in 5 minutes, and you'll get a front USB port as well. Many of the older machines don't have a front USB port, so that'll be handy for you.

Cheers

Liam

Hi Pete,

what you need is light.. whether that's studio lights, flash or a combination of the two doesn't really matter. As long as you can control the strength and direction of it to your satisfaction, then that's it done.

Cheers

Liam

Well that's a demonstration of my typing speed.. 10 minutes + for the last post..

Hi Peter,

the kit lens (18-55) is a good lens, especially if stopped down a touch, (Iuse mine for about 80% of shots) and from what I've seen is almost given away as a free gift with the body, compared to the retail price. I haven't used the 16-45, but it's seems the general concensus here that it is the superior of the two.

Yes you'll need an adaptor (I think the FG or F, but someone else can confirm).

Canon.. really Peter..

Firmware is nothing to worry about. All it is, is a little chunk of software (a small computer program, if that's easier) that runs the hardware inside the camera. If you bought the K10 now, with the new firmware release out, I'm sure the shop would load it for you if you asked nicely, but even if not, it's just a case of loading it onto the memory card from your computer, and then loading onto the camera. Very easy, and any of us would talk you through it step by step..

Hope that helps..

Cheers

Liam

Nice one Andy..

The portrait format works well.

Cheers

Liam

Stunning magnification..

I now have to get one of those converter ring thingies.. the best I've got is 5x mag.. nothing like as close..

Keep 'em coming. I can look at macro all day.

Cheers

Liam

Hi,

I knocked this up a few months ago.. thought I'd pos it again, if it helps..

Hope that helps..

Cheers

Liam

Hi all,

I just got pointed in the direction of this..

https://www.tvbgone.com/cfe_tvbg_main.php

by a police blogger..

It's a little remote control that will switch, on or off, most TV sets. Now when you go into a pub, and there's football screaming out of the TV, you can switch it off..

If you do this in a Westham pub, and they're 2 nil down to Millwall, I suggest you don't tell anyone it was you though.

Cheers

Liam