Nice shots my fav is the first one

Tom mackie's landscape photography secrets is a good read and so is photos with impact by tha same author

Hi brille and welcome to the forum SRS are awesome

Thanks stefan i no what you mean.I had real problems putting these in it took me an age and this is what i ended up with.If you have any tips they would be much appreciated as i was tearing my hair out

HI feeb and welcome

I have used elements six for a fair while now and i usually open the raw file in 16bit then i create the TIFF file then close the item down and then reopen in 8 bit to create the jpegthere is probably a quicker way.You dont have to make anymore adjustments to the image because an XMP file was created when you edited the 16bit version.I dont know if its any different in PSE7 and am just getting to grips with cs3 at the moment.Thats the way ive been doing for a few months it may sound drawn out but it works for me.I also like to keep the best quality TIFF's at 16bit along side the best quality JPEG's hope this helps

Here are a couple of my macro shots taken with a k10.Its took me ages to figure out how to get pics into a post you live and learn
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We only view the photos every now and again and if we wern't viewing the pictures we'd be watching the telly anyway so it will use less electric than say watching telly and having you photo frame at the same time

I bought a photo frame about 6 months ago and basically it broke.So i went looking for another one and came across a phillips photo viewer which is essentially a card reader that lets you view you pics on your tv in 1080i hd.They are only about £30 on srs but got mine on ebay for £20 so now instead of having a small 8" or 10" photo frame you now have a 32" one.Don't know what this does for the environment but its excellent to be able to see your pics at that size

Hi gwyn could you give me somemore info as this sound promising