How sensible you dutch people are...eerr. what is Sinterklaas?? (forgive my ignorance)

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Am I being picky in saying that the pics are about brick buildings rather than a dedicated theme of bricks. In the first I would have cropped just the tower from above the clock to just including the top of the arches. The pattern in the bricks would have highlighted their effect. In the last I would expect to see the whole brick to authenticate that the pic was actually brick and not a similar masonary structure, but, it all depends on the judges view. They might disagree with me.

Like mike, I am not sure what you saw in taking this pic. The one element that captures my attention is the sun lit cross on the brickwork in the background. That is what I would have zoned in on. Your pic asked too many questions that only you can answer.

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Can someone please tell me where I can purchase the kps eyepiece away from E.Bay

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Have I missed something. the red bubble has burst before I could find it.


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Hi John...are you interested. Its my dad's kit that I now have to deal with. Offers by PM. regards thoramay

I have been waiting for over a year to assess the value of this lens before putting it up for sale...Can anyone guide me regarding its potential value. It is obviously a film lens. The fisheye effect is minimal on digital

Thanks for your input. At best, I can upload photos into CS3, do what is necessary, save them, print them and file them and use them for photo club comps. I only want to retain the best. I am sure I can burn them to a cd for safe storage, if I can get the expertise to do so. Looking for a simpler method and a quick way to access them. Not sure if a CD would give me that freedom, but I simply don't know. The sandisk would give me that freedom and I understand how to use them. I thought this would be the solution but I do understand the risk. Interestingly, I am searching for a download that will enable me to see raw files as thumbnails saved from a K10. Digital camera mag did an article and a CD giving these details but I did not realise the importance and passed them on. Can anyone offer me details of this download which will also read other raw files which I cannot open at the moment in CS3. regards Thoramay

Interesting option, JohnX. I am using extreme 111 cards for the camera. I would need to convert the stored raw to jpeg simply to see what the pics were when looking at the contents. Would I need to still use the extreme 111 cards or would the extreme 11 be satisfactory to use for storage? Probably two 8gb's would do the trick and it would be relatively easy to pull up the contents. Am I following your thinking. regards Thoramay.

Another aspect for advice. I will be storing something like 300 raw files on my laptop drive. How much will this affect the start up times and usage? Putting these on an external drive could possibly help, or not? The photos are not of family but for club competitions. regrads thoramay.