Zactly. If a Pentax User had done the test, the results would have been a lot different! Actually a lot of comments I've seen online from people coming to Pentax from another brand suggest they prefer the button placement when they get used to it... having the ISO button on top within finger's reach when holding the camera, for example!

Generally in the past my printers have ended up becoming defective / temperamental / possessed by evil spirits after a relatively short while so it was always a pleasure to throw them out and get a new model. The Kodak one seems to have them licked on reliability and user-friendliness, so I hope ink will be available for a good while yet! And compatible stuff will be fine for everyday printing...

Sounds wonderful Tony. I've only had it once, in Barcelona. I didn't order it - my fussy eater friend did, and we ended up swapping meals (she was too embarrassed to send it back!)

On subsequent evenings I ate at the local restaurant, she ate at Pizza Hut!

I'm very satisfied with the results from http://www.snapsphotoservices.com/filmprocessingandscanning.html

Some high street developers will fob you off with low resolution, heavily compressed scans (thinking of Snappy Snaps here...)

Snappy-snaps scan example, 1545 x 1024

Snaps Photo Services example, 2075 x 3130

I would hope that while people still have these printers, there'll at least be someone out there making compatible ink cartridges even if Kodak cease to trade. I would have thought that printers would be part of the Kodak business more likely to survive though.

I guess it must be the da15mm but of the ones I don't own, the fa77 has the most allure from what I've seen!

I agree... For me, it's possible to appreciate the original, while finding the recoloured version interesting. (No-one's suggesting they should replace the originals)... The B&W originals are set within their historical context. Colouring them makes them look like they could have been taken yesterday, and it also makes us look again at these iconic images, some of which we have seen so often they have begun to lose their impact.

Some of them I prefer in the original B&W though... such as this one... and the one with the girl & poodle by a lake is pretty bad!

How would that be, John?

As God is everywhere, Don, you're going to need a pretty wide angle lens...

Since Jesus is already taken, Prophet Muhammed perhaps - but unfortunately I wouldn't be able to show anyone his photo!

In terms of 'sensible' choices, I reckon Bob Marley would be a great subject.

Apparently 'the Scunthorpe two' have resigned from that security company...