Wow... That is a video camera!!!

Photoshop Lightroom has a web publishing module to upload to an ftp. Makes simple and quick flash and html galleries.

Problem is men miss things that are glaringly obvious, women dont... If anyone hides something in plain sight only a woman will be able to find it most of the time. My girlfriend is always complaining about this as I can't find anything, especially when it has been conveniently 'tidied'.


Online gallieries are difficult to get right. I prefer the quick loading thumbnail approach with larger images available if you choose them. No point in going high detail straight off as someone may not be interested in a particular shot. Lure them in with a few good thumbnails and then they can see more.

I know, but they seem to be doing it ALL DAY LONG!!! It can be very irritating. Can't we go back to when most people didn't have broadband, when there was some network speed even at 512?

Was less than 10 seconds on my dodgy 4Meg connection so not bad. Dodgy because the downstream rate fluctuates randomly from 256Kbit to 4Mbit...

Blending two images is a very useful technique, you could have taken one shot as is and one underexposed to capture the highlights. Photoshop CS2 can blend automatically using HDR photography settings but it isn't too hard to do manually even in Elements.

Is it a single shot or layered images? Looks fantastic, but some of the edjes seem odd to me There seem to be three focal planes...

Rocks in front, rocks in middle and finally the waterfall...

Really nice shot Makes me want my K10 sooner...

Now I'm really confuddled...

EDIT: Wait, It is back, and larger too?? and less of the multiple focal planes, I think the downsampling may have caused that...

This is why you need to insure your equipment...

The supplied CD is useless, but Unifentified Flying RAW is a digital darkroom that will work with DNG and PEF. You then export a copy of the file to GIMP and edit it there manually. I can't remember what formats are supported by GIMP, but PSD and TIFF should be, but not with EXIF data. Only conversion to JPEG keeps the EXIF data for UFRAW/GIMP.