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Thanks for the advice folks, had a look at myphotobook.co.uk looks like the software is pretty flexible so reckon I'll go with that and looks like they only do photobooks so one would think they might know what they are doing... Cheers, G.

Hi there. Desperately need advice asap as time is running out...:| Does anyone know of an reasonably good qaulity, online photobook service that allows one to put ones photos on the page as they are without having to crop them to fit, ie maintaining original dimensions? I have been...

Indeed, it is awesome.

This printer produces astounding results. So far I've tried "Canon photo paper plus glossy ii PP201" which is the best so far. "Epson premium semigloss photo paper" is really close to the quality of the canon paper and quite a bit cheaper. Just tried "kodak gloss brilliant photo paper" which...

That's the strange thing, it looks almost perfectly clear?

Dead simple. Open raw file in photoshop or whatever editing program you use. Save one version as it is as a tiff file, naming it 'exposure 0' for example then adjust your exposure in photoshop and save individual tiff copies to get the range you want eg +2, +1,0, -1, -2 depending on what...

:thinking:Hi there just needing a bit of technical advice if that's okay, Got myself a Nikon F1.4 50mm off e#ay a couple of years ago. Always suspected its' shots were a bit hazey but hadn't used it much. Thought it was maybe because I mainly used it wide open when I couldn't get enough...

Was an article in one of the photomagazines recenty about this (can't remember which one off the top of my head but could probably dig it out if you are interested). May not word this quite right technically but essentially, from memory, it was advocating exposing to the right. Apparently, it...

Hi there folks, just bought canon IP 4700 and trying out different papers. In general seems to print fairly close to what I see on screen, just slightly darker. (I'm using the printer driver to automatically do colour adjustments when printing from photoshop - havn't properly calibrated yet...

Bought ip 4700 printer and set up. Still in the testing/evaluating stage...

Interesting, I'll bear that in mind if the canon fails...

:shrug: Yeah, given up with my epson (s20). Not worth the hassle. And then when I thought about it I've spent hundreds of pounds on lenses and yet I'm sitting with a crappy printer that won't even print photos that do my pictures justice - particularly anything dark. Tried editing photos...

My favourite lens, oozes quality and I find the VR useful for doing more general stuff other than macro.

Might interest anyone looking at this thread, re. Canon IP4700: http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/peripherals/printers-and-scanners/printers/canon-pixma-ip4700-638101/review "But the high standards set by its predecessor are carried over, and the lineage retains its position as the...