AARGH [rant]The music everywhere is driving me to distraction. All the sterile nicely plastic packaged american christmas themed rubbish - on tv, inthe shops everywhere. And worst of all I realised why they are playing this drivel. It's because there are no religious references in it. Don't get me wrong, I'm agnostic, but Christmas is not - the clue's in the name.[/rant]

(Takes chill pill)

Ah that's better. I like most of the above and would like to add this (sorry it's a bit cynical.


Oh - and a proper one - here.

Nice one Steve

(I used to work for S**y :blush

I had similar problems with PPL3. It also crashed frequently. I now use Silkypix and PSE7 - no problems.

Good God Sir!

Next you will suggest evaluating Hifi by listening to it rather than looking at the pretty lights on the front.

... a Limited?

A year ago when I came back to photography I noticed them and assumed that it was their availability, but they're still here and apparently freely available.

One might almost think that they didn't want you to claim.

(They could always have cut the price you pay at the till :wink

Thanks for the replies.

I have just tried the camera on the tripod without the flash and it has completely failed to pick out the detail of the rose.

It was Mrs Oggy's birthday in the week and I got her some flowers which struck me as rather colourful. I tried to get the colours, but I'm not sure about the picture.

[IMG]http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc222/Oggy3323/Flower-1.jpg[/IMG]

Maybe it's the left side in focus and the right side not. Any thoughts?

It may depend on the lens you are using. The lens will be identified in the EXIF as a code. If PSE6 cannot identify these codes, it may either give the wrong lens or nothing at all.

Mike - can you not find what you want to know from the program's help function?