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Cool. Maybe I'll have a look at it too then. Might make my life a bit easier :)

Cap in hand to the wife methinks :(

To get the pics to the level/look they need, it's a proper skill from what I can gather - stuff the agent was chatting about was mind boggling really, it'd probably not be cost effective to get me to do it as it'd take forever ;-) Don't get me wrong, I edit all the portrait/landscape/wedding stuff I do - but big projects... you're just a small cog in a wheel really. ww I'd rather be chat...

I have seen this effect on an advert its amazing i would love to be able to produce this effect too paree :D :D

Lets face it your not going to need flash camera kit, a cheap digicam would do.

Thanks Ewan. Adobe's 30% discount offer is about £165 so this is a good price. Steve

I'm finding this piece of software relatively easy to use (and there are some great tutorials - accessed via the help button)....there is also a neat little download (works for Chrome and Firefox) that allows you to immediately upload images for edit into the software. Pixlrgrabber :)

Bloody hell. We were doing 2 to 3 weddings per month. 4 rolls 0f 120 (12 per roll for 6x7), And they say we Scots are mean. I only manage 10 6x7 images on a roll of 120. Tell me how you squeeze in another two! :) :) Mamiya RZ67 10 per roll of 120. Mamiya 645 15 per roll of 120. Sorry had a senior moment, been to check some negs and as you rightly said 10 per roll and as the wife j...

Does anyone know how to import DNGs into Lightroom 3? I already exported some images out of Lightroom 2 as DNGs on my old computer. Now I am trying to import them into Lightroom 3 on my new computer but they don't show up when I go to import and select the folder that they are in.

Thanks very much guy's most appreciated, Chris.

. . . I can foresee CS5 owners having a slight advantage here! However, in keeping with the spirit of things, I won't cheat (yet!) Here's something I prepared earlier. Much earlier actually. This was one of my first attempts at cloning a fairly large object. In this case, my daughter, Chloe! In case you're wondering (you were, weren't you?) this was taken at a ...

Hi again. I have now been on a beginners course for Elements, run by the biggest photo retailer here in Oslo. During the 3 hours we covered all the basics including cloning and simple layers and I now feel I have made the right choice with Elements. Fortunately, the course leader had the ability to put things in a very easy to understand manner. I have booked for the follow up course which ...

Hi Ryan, Great pictures! Thanks for including the technical details and the description. It all helps me learn! Thank you, if you want to know anything more, just ask. I'm willing to reveal all of my techniques. More of my work can be seen here: www.ryanbater.co.uk , Thanks :)

You took and saw the picture Alan, well done and also well done for presenting it to us for comment and suggestions. P/S is a steep learning curve but great fun :-)

Derek pyes probally got a add in for confetti tried doing someting with confetti for a background page but it didnt work out right so binned it