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Thanks for advice all, I will post some images up this week.

so your image on: http://www.timothycook.co.uk/events_&_weddings.html was that just an SB ???

:wave: Thanks, I may just do that, mind you, the organisers of the event have told the model company that photos are being taken, and they are being paid!

Any thoughts anyone?

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I have been using lchost.co.uk for about 4 years, 1 problem which they sorted out in 1 hour! - If they ask, April Productions reccomended you!

When you have finished the presentation, 1. File 2. Save as.. 3. (bottom left hand corner) Tools 4. Compress pictures 5. Options 6. choose and save. This will make a big difference, hope this helps.

also, you can rename on export, I often do this to maintain a 'raw' copy, then work on all the exports

My experience of x64 is mixed, speedwise and ease of use is great, BUT I agree with Wookie, network connections are a nightmare for security, also as mentioned, 32bit apps sometimes through a wobbeley

Hi All, This Sunday I have the opportunity to photograph at a wedding fayre, they have a small catwalk, which is lit for ‘Stage lighting’, it is in a large room with a big window opposite – I will work on the assumption that the weather will be ok, so will be bright. KIT: I have a pair of...

Only this past Saturday, the bride wiped the side of her dress on the car tyre and wheel arch, subsequently leaving a black mark all down the right hand side. - she was not happy nor was I) , and I had to 'hide' the mark by positioning the dress in a way to cover it! :bang:

Me too!

Rule of Thumb, if you are gonna be annoid to loose the money through ebay or be dissapointed - don't bid!

As I am a videographer as well (since 92) I see a lot of wedding togs on Canon cams, using mainly available light, and I need to use my flash most of the time, that is what was making me sway the other way. - Thoughts? :shake: