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You will also need to ask if the printers in question will require an sRGB or CMYK colour space file. You may shoot on either sRGB or Adobe camera raw, but commercial printers often only work in either sRGB or CMYK. You may have to convert to their requirements

Hi Jen...... Welcome, from another Cornwall resident, who lives in Bodmin

My faith in Human nature may well be restored..... even though totally my fault, I think the online company i bought it from may be pulling me up the list in order to sort me out..... I will still have to pay for the item, but I don't have to wait for about a year for the replacement. EXCELLENT...

Every cloud may have a silver lining..... will report as soon as I have it confirmed :-)

I had a B&W one, and sold it ..... Wish I kept it :-/

Ooooo good luck with your search......

I had a student with me at the time, and she was full of sorrow for me and all I could say to her was, "don't panic, its only glass" Where as inside I was screaming all types of words that my Mother would not have been proud of I suppose now I have to rejoin the bigger waiting list to...

Image my delight after waiting 9 months for my LEE BIG STOPPER that it finally arrived...... Image how angry I was when I dropped it on the rocks after owning for less than the 9 months I waited for it. :bang::bang::bang::bang::bang::bang::bang:

gotta agree,

Sellotape :D I am the only one that sees them wonder off and collapse on their poor little faces, and you have put the insect equivalent of concrete boots on them :D:D

I am sure I am not going to get an easy answer to this one, but..... should I shoot my images with my Camera set to sRGB or AdobeRGB? What advantages does one have over the other, and if there is an obvious choice why have both? Thanks

Porth Nanven (Cot Valley) is the next beach down from Cape Cornwall, and is every bit as good as.... check out my site for other Cornwall Places to visit

None at all, There is a piece plastic looking in the GGS viewfinder bit, and to be honest it does look a bit tacky, but I just popped that out, and everything is tip top

I have one of these, same company but you can choose not to stick it, and just just use viewfinder as its form of attachment. Then should you have to change it, you dont have to worry too much about the removal process of pealing it off, and cleaning up the left over residue...

I'm thinking that as it has been around for a couple of years now, Canon must be due an upgrade soon on the 5DmkII, Is this a feeling that is generally echoed, if so, whats the gossip for it release date, and what would you guys like to see on it?