glenwilk

<p>The Palouse is great the time of year you will be here. You would have to have motel reservations, of course. The Columbia Gorge area is also nice. One more: drive highway 14 from Camas and drive East. Cross over to the Oregon side later and come back to the waterfalls along 84. Good shooting!</p>

I needed to upgrade my computer and found a good deal on a Dell. It is loaded with Vista SP1, 64bit. It has 6 gig of

RAM. My problem is that when CS3 tries to load it fails with a APPCRASH. I researched with Microsoft and Adobe

on the problem (online). Information I found said it should run. I have tried everything I can think of to remedy the

problem. Including disabling all firewall, antivirus, etc. that may stop it. I am stumped. So I leave it up to those that

know. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks...

Glen

You might try placing a rubber band around the filter. This keeps the filter round and sometimes makes it easier to remove. I can't figure out why the front element of the lens, (if I understand your question properly), would move with it. Hope this helps...

Glen Wilkerson

I use Photoflex diffusers and reflectors. They are priced right and the support "band" is sturdy enough for almost all but very windy conditions. As for which model and size; it depends on what your use with be. There is one made that has different removable zip covers over a white diffuser. This way you could diffuse light or add the appropriate cover and reflect light. A little more expensive initially, but cheaper than buying three individually. My preference for reflected light is the zebra gold/silver. Some prefer silver for b/w portraits in the studio. Use black for subtracting light. Hope this helps and good shooting.

Glen W.

I am looking for information concerning the older function

cards,i.e.,multi spot meter, mulitpy exposure card, etc.I have

misplaced some of the instruction sheets and would like to know if

anyone knows of a site that may have a download or purchase of said

sheet(s). I have tried the KonicaMinolta site to no avail.

Thanks,

Glen Wilkerson