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Pet hate of mine unfortunately. On the side of the lens there is a little switch "AF On/Off" and if set to off I find it remarkably quick at focusing especially in less than ideal light. :) Seriously though, just because it has AF doesn't mean that one cannot turn it off and manually focus. Steve

Sorry, that'll teach me to read posts more thoroughly :) Steve

Select image in library to be exported. Press "export" In Export screen that pops up go to tab "Image Sizing" and there is a box labled "Resolution". Just type in 400. Steve

Big Boi - ShutterBug DZ_iZbcb1uw

French Navy by Camera Obscura O3CkfvYMCWM&ob=av2e

Pictures of You by The Last Goodnight http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgX7zmsrzBE&feature=related Steve

This comes top of my list Steve

It's gotta be...... Flash, bang, wallop - Tommy Steele :cuckoo::lol::lol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HptmXm956oI Steve

I don't think it is a matter of Canon developing extremely clever focus devices that nobody uses but more a horses for courses situation. Depending on what situation I am in I will use just the centre AF point, in another situation I will utilise one of the other AF points. In other situations...

I tend to print from CS5 if it is a one off, special print that needs some cloning or other editing easier done in PS. For multiple copies of prints that do not need that extra care I would use LR Personal workflow Steve