Recent content by TinaC

Decisions..decisions...decisions... The Surface Pro is a Microsoft product is it? How well does it cope with Elements? Or will i be better using a different editing/organisation tool?

LOL, thanks for that image :) lol

Lenovo is a brand I don't know so will add that to my research list, thanks

Very helpful, thanks. I presume that it would be hard if not impossible to calibrate in the way we did PC/MACs in the old days. I'd better decide on budgets and possibilities.

OK folks, now don't get all apoplectic but is it at all possible to use a tablet to process photos. I use a canon and shoot raw. Currently using a behemoth of a laptop and Elements. But as I can make a pot of coffee (including brewing time) between actions I'm looking at replacing lappy. i...

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News papers moved on to better known dead fish, can say what they like about the dead and not get sued or done for writing sub judice. Must refresh page before posting in future :$

As a fellow sufferer I offer this as it is what helps me Walk in daylight at least 1 hour a day (I have dogs so don't look weird ;)) I have a lumie daylight light I use for my jewellery hobby at least 1 hour a day As said above stick to a routine, day by day No daytime naps, if you feel the...

I've been away a while so this was the perfect intro to what/who has been active and it was wonderful! The variety of images couldn't have been bettered if someone had micro managed the whole project. The presentation was brilliant, enough time to view, not so much as to wonder when the next...

Don't do it. :nono: End of :plusone:

I've demonstrated this several times and more :( I take a long time learning :thinking:

Over exposed for the sky. You could try a polarising filter if there is little between the sky and subject but if the light difference is greater then graduated neutral density filters are the way to go.

I use my 18-200 siggie most often as it's my walk around but have taken images with my 50 and also 70-200 with teleconverter on and been happy. There are many who wouldn't use anything other than a 10-20; as said above, depends what you want to achieve.

Technically, if you look closely, you will probably find the dogs are actually a dark brown... Alternatively, get some brown dogs... :nuts:

I'm not good at the physics, but my experience is exactly the same. I think it has something to do with our very poor natural vision. I'm sure an optical physicist will be along soon ;)