Recent content by zednini

Being on private property and being in a public space are not mutually exclusive. I would think most properties are on private property. Many of them would be in a public space. Edit: Having found the relevant legislation it appears that the public space requirement only applies to sculptures...

From the gov.uk website. A copyright notice updated by the IPO in November entitled : "Copyright Notice: digital images, photographs and the internet" On page 5 of the notice: I want to take photos of sculptures and buildings located in public spaces You do not need permission to...

Ilford paper business was resurrected last year with new owners. As far as I am aware Ilford GFS is still made and is available from a number of sources. For example :- http://www.premier-ink.co.uk/papers/ilford/galerie-prestige/-c-49_1505_1507.html

A couple of "holiday snaps" taken recently in Sri Lanka. SL_7 by Gerry Zambonini, on Flickr SL_2 by Gerry Zambonini, on Flickr

Shortly after I took this the heavens opened. It was like standing in a shower for the 15 to 20 mins. it took to get back to the lodge on the right. Everything was soaked, including the camera, but it didn't effect it in the slightest. Storm Coming In at Montusi by Zambog, on Flickr

A 10 x 8 plate camera has about 60 times the area of 35 mm. That would be about a 5 1/2 stop advantage o_O :D

If you mean Canon's Print Studio Pro app thingy then under the layout tab there is an "alignment" heading. The drop down box gives you, none, center (sic). center horizontally, and center vertically.

"Fair use" is a US concept. I believe in the UK we have a more restricted rule of "fair dealing". In particular the law says:- "Fair dealing with a work for the purpose of criticism or review, of that or another work or of a performance of a work, does not infringe any copyright in the work...

I have a Pro 100. I bought a sample pack from Permajet some time ago. I've just checked and I've obviously tried 2 sheets of Ultra Pearl at some point. Obviously not impressed enough to buy any more or use the three remaining sheets. However if I'd have had your experience I would certainly have...

Some fine art papers are at their best with pigment ink and not dye printers such as the Pro 100. Check this before ordering. I would agree with Andy about a white mount and black frame.

I got the Argos kit just over two months ago as a gift. My observations are:- 1. For the type of photos taken with it I have never once thought the focussing was slow. 2. The battery life is not good. However this is a minor niggle as batteries are cheap and lightweight enough that a couple can...

Don't think this has been posted yet, Canon USA have published a set of tutorial videos. http://learn.usa.canon.com/galleries/galleries/tutorials/eos7dmarkii_tutorials.shtml

You can download a 30 day free trial. This will give you a couple of weeks to play with it and it will still be active for the tutorial. Edit: beaten to it!!

So, if you don't accept the terms and conditions they're going to apply condition 4 of the conditions you didn't accept ?

You are quite right. Should have read ability to assert your copyright. If copyright exists it exists at creation. I was being facetious about millions of photos may not be copyrightable.(smiley face!) However copyright applies, inter alia, to original literary, dramatic, musical or artistic...