Sorry but too slow to be considered a go to lens..

I use the original Wacom pen and touch. Which now after various tweeks seems to be the fun pen and touch. Fully compatable with lightroom and all windows systems.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wacom-Bamboo-Fun-Pen-Touch/dp/B002Q4U4B8/ref=sr_1_16?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1414531713&sr=1-16&keywords=bamboo+graphics+pad

Sounds like you have the shutter speed above 1/180th. The Yongnuo 560ii is a very reliable unit. Make sure you have the one contact point in the right place on the hotshoe. Put it in M mode..

Nice stuff on your return... Was it good on the other side ?

You could get or use a 52 to 49mm stepping ring.. Best of both worlds then..

remarkably clean images for a K7.. Nice stuff.

I think No3 is quite spectacular... and the others arnt bad either..

Ok, I've just read this thread with interest. For me I think the first question you need to ask when purchasing editing software is how far do I want to take editing my images ? I consider the Adobe products to be the only ones that should be considered. If only for the tremendous knowledge/learning forum that is youtube, If editing, improving your images is your desire. Then I feel Lightroom is the cheapest and best way to go. But If your desire is to further manipulate, cut out, composite your images then you must go the Photoshop route. Photoshop is the without doubt the No1 programme on the market today. Drawback its the most expensive. It performs all the tasks that Lightroom does, With its Camera Raw and Bridge included options. Maybe not so well at cataloguing.

Top man Alan.. Not an easy thing to do. First time out.. Only wish I could have been there to see it..

I was referring to the fact that you cant remotely adjust power settings using the YN560TX controller. On the MKII version of the flashgun.