Recent content by Ploddles

You could also try DarkTable as opposed to LightRoom.

I have the P800 but use Permajet ink and papers. The quality seems just as good with the Permajet ink/paper and you get 'free' profiles for your own printer rather than generic profiles. If you do decide to go for the P800, keep a lookout for special deals. When I got mine, I got a roll feeder...

I had the same issue. Eventually got so pee'd off with the anti-glare screen that I have removed it. Just deciding if I should bother replacing it with a clear one or not bother at all.

I use the Permajet refillable cartridges, and their paper, on my P800. Works fine for me, no problems with it or the quality.

I use the P800 and it has a dedicated/special mode for black and white prints. I believe the P600 is the same. I've never had a colour cast, and even if you did, there is a part of the driver for dealing with that to eliminate that.

What are you shooting that needs more FPS than you have? Unless it's fast moving sports or BIFs is there much need for more FPS? Looking at your kit list, only one of the 3 lenses you have is EF-S, so the other 2 will work fine with full frame, and neither of those lenses suggests you shoot...

Could be, but just a 'thanks' never did any harm.

The OP has been back on line today but has not responded in any way. Why do people ask for help/advice and then just ignore everyone, not even a simple 'thank you'?

You could also possibly change the hard disc in the laptop to a bigger one. You can buy a kit (hard disc, cables, software etc) that contains eveything you need and is quite simple to do.

Why the different specs for the cards? You will be slowed down to the lowest spec card. I was insured when my camera went for its swim and had everything replaced within 4 days by the insurance company. No images on my cards that couldn't be taken again if wanted, so I was fortunate that way as...

Unfortunately my camera went for a swim in the sea last year, never to be seen again, along with all the photos on the cards.

But you were also saying why you wanted to do this - "I want to add a watermark to them just incase they want to download the images instead of paying." All I'm saying is that a watermark will not stop them doing that if they want to. If they do download them them it depends on how your...

It still depends on what your watermark actually looks like when applied as to whether they can nick them, and easily use them, without your approval. No matter what, they can download them without your permission, or even just screen grab them. Why do you keep avoiding answering the question...

Can't see why it would be any different to any other wedding. 2 people getting married, their sex doesn't make any difference to the photos.

Can you post one on here with your watermark. As I said, unless it is big and all over the image then it is usually pretty easy to remove them.