wiggle your Bigma, you must be a strong lad I almost need block and tackle to attach mine wiggling would be beyond me.

It would seem I have caused a good deal of confusion, I was answering George because he answered my question by asking why one would want to register anything - a sentiment I normal agree with but that was not answering my question.

Think Jackitec was telling George why one should register or rather why the manufacturers hope you will.

Sorry for confusion but I now have the info required so we can all move on unless someone wishes to continue - if you do feel free

I just wanted to know how, why I want to know is not important.

Quite sure I am being particularly thick but I have on numerous occasions looked for somewhere on line to register and always give up. I now have a pile of cards of equipment that has never been registered so if anyone can point me in the right direction I would be grateful.

Must say I have not bothered with any firmware updates for the K7 as yet because I don't as far as I know have a problem.

Never bothered with the ist DS either and the number of those would keep me busy for a day should I choose to do it. Actually tell me, does the latest always include all the updates.

Prefer the mono it has tons more presence. Somehow I would like to push the shot out to the sides, I realise you took it in portrait to enhance the hight but I would have liked to see the same shot in landscape - did you by any chance take it in landscape as well

Great shot and I think the 4th head saw the man reliving himself and is determined not to do so again.

That is a shame particularly if it was a favourite lens. It is something we all fear yet something we all do. I dropped my K20 in a puddle because I placed it with care on the top of the camera bag - - - and then opened the lid

These are beautiful animals but your shots are, for me not quite there. Would like less sky, more leg and, not that you could avoid it, less hard shadow, flash may have helped a bit. Like the colour and the courseness of the coat is well captured also like the expression. What lens did you use.

Very pleasing both of them, love the lit in the first, the clouds and the way the cemetery is light also like the second but in a different way. A personal matter I know but in the second I find the boarder distracting, now I like frames but this one does not work for me.