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<p>Thnx, Thomas</p>

<p>Hi. What is software rendering, as in a choice in the setiings for PS Bridge?</p>

I doubt if there is an advantage for you, Harry.

Focus magic and PhotoKit Sharpener.

Time off enhances time on...

Every photo site has a signature style. I particularly enjoy www.photosight.ru as a balance to photo.net. in terms of my taste.

I am very happy that I no longer need to lug a tripod around - a real liberation.

Somewhere between 30 and 50? It's show business - give them a lot but leave 'em wanting more. Construct a satisfying performance: Only show the best of your best even if it is only a very few.

Well, that's clear, thanks.

trying to reduce costs, I'm wondering about switching to printing at home in b&w only and have seen a b&w

laserjet printer for about 80 Euros. Will it make b&w prints the same, better, or worse, than an inkjet? Will it

work out cheaper compared to printing b&w with an inkjet ie are the cartridges cheaper?

Thanks to one and all, now it's clear.

Why do I always read one should turn off image stabilisation when using a tripod? I can understand the IS is

redundant, but what harm can it do?

''We have solved it, and filed for a patent on it.'' Great, that's exactly what I want. Please keep us/me updated?

Hi William. Why not look at some sample images from the E510 review on dpreview.com. I think you'll agree there's nothing wrong with the model.

I like it as it is too !

Hi Michael - 'open in camera' raw isn't there as an option by right clicking. That option is there under 'File' but is greyed out.

 

Next to that it says use ctrl+r, but that did nothing.

 

Hi Ellis - That does work, but thereafter all jpegs and tiffs launch in acr. But that was a great video. Towards the end it explains how to bypass raw, but that only works with raw files which have already been through ACR.

 

I think it must be something to do with my using ACR 4.5 - the latest beta version which now opens Olympus E520 ORFs.

 

Thanks anyway.

....open jpegs and tiffs on an individual basis, from Bridge, into ACR, rather than have things set so they all do?

Thanks, Martin. I'll try to squeeze another year out of this one - having just splashed out on a new camera.

Well, thanks guys for those answers, much appreciated. I'll go for 2GB.

I'm running CS3 on a Pentium 4, 2.66 with 1GB of memory. This is quite adequate but I am tempted by something a

bit faster such as a machine with a Dual Core processor. But, would say doubling the RAM to 2 GB make a

substantial speed increase? In fact, I see there are four memory slots - I suppose I could even boost it to 4 GB?

Hi Jack. How would you get this effect with painter?

Welcome and congrats on moving forward. Here's wishing great satisfaction through photography and travel.

Ryan's way is better, Ellie.

Filter ... Render... Lighting effects... should do it.

oops - 'figured it out...