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22/01/2004 - 5:23 PM
By dave77

I'm pretty new to Digital Photography but following reviews I went out and purchased this camera. I am very happy with it so far and I am currently using a 128mb Smartmed...

15/04/2003 - 8:55 PM
By Skinz

What model is it Thomas?

10/04/2003 - 9:57 PM
By Pete

Thanks Barry, it is possible for me to get more detailed forecasts although I would need to know that people are going to use them if I do because of the extra work invol...

11/04/2003 - 1:23 PM
By Englishwarrior

I was talking to the guy in my local je****s this afternoon. Apparently they will price match 7dayshop.com for film as well as other products! Good news for me, I want ...

17/04/2003 - 6:37 PM
By collinf

Bob - download a program called 'Spybot' from... http://security.kolla.de/news.php?lang=en It will clear out the dodgy cookies (for instance the ones that track your br...

25/04/2003 - 9:50 PM
By loweskid

Portfolio Upload Wasnt sure the first time it happened but if you submit 6 photographs in the readers portfolio section, any details attached to the fifth image go AWOL....

10/04/2003 - 6:18 PM
By a2jlp

Mornin' I can recommend the G3, the time it haunts a little on me is in very low light/low contrast situations. You should find that providing you point it at something...

12/04/2003 - 8:41 AM
By Little Jo

Check 7 Day Shop for NiMh batteries, which should be OK for the camera, and smart media cards.

10/04/2003 - 7:38 PM
By mad-dogs

Thanks for suggestions. I have now discovered that the problem is with formatting. The card that I was using had previously been used in an Olympus camera, and I never ...

11/04/2003 - 8:55 PM
By dinosaur

I work in a Tesco on the photo lab, and I always do a great job on anything I process. And the hour service is cheaper than Boots ;)

05/09/2003 - 7:51 PM
By bexieid

This can often be a problem, with film you could use a faster film which has inherently lower contrast, but I dont know if this applies with digital. I would suggest so...

10/04/2003 - 3:28 PM
By macroman

Thanks for your replies. I have just done a test,printing the same print one with sRGB and the other with Adobe RGB and if you put the two prints together you can just se...

10/04/2003 - 5:08 PM
By bikerbob

Yes we state in most of the pic submission areas that we only accept jpegs not psd files etc.

14/04/2003 - 8:24 PM
By Pete

The following site re-itterates what's been said and is quite useful www.pic.uk.net/coppice/ Mike.

17/06/2003 - 11:31 PM
By Mike-T

'Our huge paper test is almost complete. The results will appear shortly.' But you'll need a huge printer for that ;-)

10/10/2007 - 7:20 AM
By magnus

The stills are comparable to their 601 although the camera has only got a 2x zoom not a 3x and there is no viewfinder, just a screen so you couldn't turn it off if you wa...

10/04/2003 - 9:11 AM
By georghiades

Pete, I'm not that smart ! It's one of Martin Evening's tutorials that I downloaded from his site. I do have something that I'm going to send you on creating a rough pa...

10/04/2003 - 11:48 AM
By J-P

If your video card supports it you could use both monitors together. I use a laptop (with lcd screen) and CRT monitors together- I use the CRT for colour specific work a...

09/04/2003 - 4:32 PM
By rugbylass

The Guild of Master Craftmen do some excellent books: Light in the Landscape by Peter Watson Photography for the Naturalist by Mark Lucock - there are quite a few others...

13/04/2003 - 7:07 PM
By Little Jo

None yet, some have taken me days though...

26/04/2003 - 3:40 PM
By mithrandir

Dear All, thankyou for your replies and you'll be pleased to know that it's now working again. Relief! Anthony, I took a peek at your site. I liked your windsurfer at Ho...

09/04/2003 - 11:53 AM
By User_Removed

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26/04/2003 - 12:08 AM
By Carabosse

Just about to shoot my first roll of B&W Infrarad, can anyone recommend a lab, preferably in London? Thanx

08/04/2003 - 2:51 PM
By Jethro

A) Do you live in Nottingham or London? b) Would you like to be paid to share your thoughts on your interest in digital imaging? c) Do you read one (or more) of these m...

08/04/2003 - 2:35 PM
By louisecarroll

Wendy I have the Mk II 75-300 which is 4.0-5.6 and which I paid around 170 quid for new about 5 years ago. I have had some excellent results from it through both my EOS f...

10/04/2003 - 8:19 PM
By Big Bri

Steph I have a quite new 830 which I am more than happy with for photo prints in colour. The borderless facility is very good. You certainly seem to get a fantastic qual...

08/04/2003 - 10:16 PM
By ella

Hey, I'm having a similar issue. I re-registered the DLL, but when I select multiple pictures the option to resize isn't on the right-click menu; only for single selecti...

04/12/2003 - 6:24 PM
By scarabeetle

Yes I know. But this method would be used to get a correct exposure of each element on the film (eg to put the moon in an otherwise empty bit of sky) in which case you sh...

09/04/2003 - 2:31 PM
By Big Bri

The bargain bin at your local dealer. I picked up many of my filters that way. Unfortunately, places like Fishwicks and Hargreaves have long gone, so these bargains are...

08/04/2003 - 12:51 PM
By mad-dogs

I posted a message criticsing 7dayshop, only to find it was my local sorting office that was at fault-it had been sitting there for two weeks. Humblest apologies!!!!

08/04/2003 - 9:31 AM
By doczoc

I would try formating the card (in Camera) after you have recovered your images. I do reformat the cards every now and then as the constant swapping from camera to card r...

08/04/2003 - 2:56 PM
By bppowell

Have any you considered using The Pro Centre? They are not only a camera and rental company, but they are also sell consumables.They are based in London, with two branc...

22/04/2003 - 9:30 PM
By prettyinpink

Haven't tried it for some years now, but the results used to be a bit variable with atendency to be rather flat. Have been told that modern emulsions are better suited to...

08/04/2003 - 1:00 PM
By macroman

You need colour paper and special RA-4 colour chemicals. It's a two bath kit with developer and bleach/fix. The temperature has to be more precisely controlled to avoid c...

07/04/2003 - 5:54 PM
By Pete

Is it Friday already???

30/01/2004 - 9:07 AM
By IanA

Pete - must have been dreaming, can't find it anywhere but thanks for the response! mad-dogs - nice pano. I feel the tripod or at least a monopod could be adviseable to ...

10/04/2003 - 1:42 PM
By Fransham

I've read in a couple of places (but can't find the references at the moment, of course) that you get just as good results (some say better) by just using Photoshop's res...

07/04/2003 - 8:45 PM
By loweskid

I've just managed to develop my first couple of slide films, after having managed to get a Nova heated water tank and loads of development stuff from eBay (38 and it work...

06/04/2003 - 11:16 PM
By newbiephotographer

Sepia - have emailed you. T

12/06/2003 - 1:59 PM
By TanyaH

It does not really matter which drive you install PhotoShop to, convention will say C:\Program Files; if you are running Windows 95+ and this is as good as any. You could...

06/04/2003 - 10:03 PM
By bppowell

DP thanks for the info. That's what I was hoping for. The instant feedback isn't an issue as I know I can't get that with film SLR, and for the other drawbacks I can liv...

06/04/2003 - 11:45 PM
By stuartd

Thank you JR Silvester.

09/04/2003 - 6:56 AM
By mario

We got some news in France about a "d2" 4 Mo sensor 8 shot per second 60 pix buffer with new lenses : 9 mm 10.5 mm (fisheye ?) 17*55 f2.8 more news av...

16/07/2003 - 3:10 PM
By addicted100

Nic, Andy Rouse has done a review of the 10D on the Warehouse Express website. It's a very good review (which I agree with) but bear in mind he is being paid to do it by ...

09/04/2003 - 2:49 PM
By Big Bri

Thanks guys, as ever much appreciated!!! Dave

06/04/2003 - 11:00 PM
By doczoc

Hi, Have never used elements but I thought that it came as standard with the epson 2100. If you didn't get a copy check to see if you should have done. I know my 2100 c...

11/04/2003 - 3:12 PM
By cool cat

Thanks for your help J-P I have found lots of usefull information. I was nearly going into my loft to dig out my trusty Durst enlarger. Bob

06/04/2003 - 8:52 PM
By bpen100

Thanks Brian - looks remarkably similar to the one I'm being given, so game on.... DP

09/04/2003 - 8:48 PM
By durlstonp

I have a Fuji Finepix 4900zoom. When I brighten the LCD by the use of the shift and display buttons on the back, then switch to viewfinder, I find that it also has brig...

06/04/2003 - 9:54 AM
By rikewoo