I've had the 43, the 21, the 15 and the 70 at various times. Of all of them, the 15 was my favourite. Something about it made me want to go and take pictures with it! It also paired up quite nicely with the F35-70mm, making a compact 2-lens kit.

Aura

I have no experience with Picasa... but yes that does sound right! Do you have to actually upload them to edit them, and then download them? I'd personally prefer to use software that didn't require that.

Wow, really strong image!

Likewise, Marcel!

I did try my cable release on my k30 to confirm for you, TT, but found that the release only works while the shutter is half pressed (kind of defeats the purpose). If anyone knows what I'm doing wrong please let me know!

Nice to see you back Ems!

The Theta's the right sort of size and shape too.

If someone had taken that Ricoh executive and rammed this Theta thingy where the sun doesn't shine (whilst filming the whole thing internally in glorious 360 degrees)... that would have been worth tuning in for...

I think having your household appliances controllable via an app on your mobile phone is a BRILLIANT idea.

(So long as there's an alternative control as well!)

PM sent re 50-135mm.

Aura; the simplest advice is to send the files at the largest size (in pixels) possible - this will mean the original size of 3827 x 2592 px.

There's a discussion about whether you should change the ppi to 300ppi (if it isn't already) but to make things simple, don't worry about that for now; just send your original sized pictures!

A 600-800 px file is going to be way too small, and altering the file sizes to make them bigger is going to make them look horrendous.