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:agree: Best phone I've ever had.

Those are plug-ins, not presets, and they should automatically install when you install the applications. You should find them under File > Plug-in Extras. For other plug-ins, such as Jeffrey Friedl's Metadata Wrangler or Timothy Armes LR/Mogrify 2, you should download and extract to a...

You can also right click on a folder in the presets section and select import, which will then let you browse to the presets you want to import...

Nice job Matt. Thanks for all the hard work pulling this together.

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Hi Terran, I made this out of a standard Nikon strap and a chunky key ring loop bought from a local key cutting shop; works great with the Black Rapid RS4.

I have two Wacom tablets, a Graphire 3 on my desktop and a Bamboo (one of the early ones) for my work laptop; I have RSI and using a mouse or touch pad aggravates it, but using the pen is fine all day. It takes a little getting used to, just put the mouse away and persevere and you'll be...

What about doing something like this?

Tiga attempting to hide in the wildlife sanctuary garden. Taken today at 14:46 in Croydon.

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Turns out that the item I needed is a DK-20C. Went down to Park Cameras this morning and got one (+2) which now allows me to focus the viewfinder screen correctly. The only issue is that the DK-20C has a flange for attaching an eyecup, but the gap between the body and flange is very narrow...

I use a Lowepro Inverse 200 AW beltpack. Carries a D300s with 16-85 attached and a 70-300, plus filters and a few bits and bobs very comfortably for a days walking and shooting. If you just wanted to carry two or three lenses with the camera round your neck it should work well.

Many thanks Dougie; registered a long time ago but never had to use it till now. Thanks for taking the trouble to find the link. Much appreciated. :thumbs: