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James, Thanks for your advice. This was the switch I was looking for. Solved my problem immediately,

If you're upgrading to a Canon 400d and don't want to spend any extra money at present, I would suggest you use the Canon RAW editing software that comes with the camera export the highest quality .jpg conversion into PS7 for any addtional alterations you want to make .

Don't worry juldon, v. sensible questions. I would like to thank you all for your comments, they are much appreciated!! My next question is: does anyone know any students, or are you a student? If so get in touch, we could do a deal ;)

There's also a review on ePHOTOzine Adobe Photoshop CS review

Go to www.bechamdigital.co.uk.Forget books buy Barry's C.D.or D.V.D's for around 12/13 and they will teach you all you need to about Photoshop from "Elements to CS2".the big advantage is you can run them on your computer while working on your image,just minimise the cd until you need it. Also as Simon advises join a Camera Club. Regards Tony.

If you are batch processing several hundred images or so on a regular basis it may be worth considering investing in a program like Lightroom which is geared up to carrying out a process over many images at a time; again you need a powerful setup to get the best out of it. Briefly in CS2 you create a new action in the normal way and then select File - Automate - Batch and you can then apply th...

THanks J-P i have just sent an email to your personal email

Thanks for all the useful advice. Can Tim Franklin contact me re his surplus copy of Martin Evening's book on ian.pratt5@btopenworld.com Ian Pratt LRPS

Download the trial versions of both and see which one you prefer.

Was looking at the Ben Willmore book this morning in PC World and think it's probably better for a new user as I agree with Merl that the Martin Evening book does require some knowledge of CS to get the best out of it. For simple advice for what to do with your pictures then the Scott Kelby book is excellent. Tony

The one I got given to me by my internet provider has the modem and wireless router and 4 eithernet ports built in. so you connect it to your main computer via an eithernet cable (there should be one in the box) and the first time you have to set it up for your ISP etc and enable the wireless settings. After that it is a run alone device so you can go direct to the internet via the wireless co...

Works on Windows 2000 also.

Well, that sorts me out then! Ha ha. Thanks for all the help, now that you have said it, I see the point of it now. I usually like a pale blue background on my Windows Applications, but I understand the grey now. Something like an 18% grey card in traditional photography? Well, I will leave it grey, many many thanks for all the help, sorry I rattled a few cages but I got there in the end. C...

Small print don't you just hate it! There's also lots of large print on here and even that doesn't get read sometimes

Thanks Justin Cheers Kevin Si