Only the one in my hand, or two if counting the K5 body tucked away in the corner of my bag.

Well done the Black Cats

I haven't noticed, it seems anything I want to buy still has a wallet watering price tag.

Saturday Lakes and Mines then Man Flu for three days, yesterday, today and tomorrow.

Some cracking images there David. Well Done

Thanks for the comprehensive reply John. I don't get to see the images regarding the question, the projector in the club seems to give hit and miss. I do calibrate my monitor using colormunki so assume it's more or less correct

I definitely need my eyes tested, didn't see the full stop It's working now. Thanks

In a competition part of the rules stated images would be projected using a projector using the standard output size 1400pix x 1050 pix. Colour Setting of sRBG[or Adobe RBG]and Colour Temperature of 6500K.

In this case would it be the right thing to turn up or down the temperature of the image, in RAW, before making any other adjustments.

I have noticed some of my images don't look the same projected as they do on the computer (usually show darker some detail lost or some garish colours)

Link doesn't work for me

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I'm not keen on flickr, my connection is really too slow to download anything, (have the same problem with youtube etc)it's ok if I have something else to do while an image is loading otherwise I'm fed up by the time I see the first quarter of it