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Thanks David - I had another go. I tried to log in, but was not recognised. I then re-registered using the identical ID and password as previously used. This was accepted and I received the email of confirmation. I logged in and was able to upload a file, and deposit it into my gallery in the normal...

Hi David For the last couple of weeks Coppermine has not been working correctly. The history has gone back to 2007. When one uploads new pics they seem to be accepted with the proviso that they will appear after they are approved by admin. This latter appears never to happen. Please repair. regards ...

Hi David

I would be obliged if you would delete my posts in this particular thread.

Thanking you - Peter

The “original photo” is actually a combination of three photos - the foreground, the central building/trees/mountains, and the dramatic sky. I attach a copy for information. The watercolour look is achieved by through the use of Photoshop’s Art History Brush. For more information on my method see: h...

Since we seem to be under new management, I decided to submit one of my "watercolour" images.

regards - Peter

I have to agree with Olaf. The post-processing of photographs can be handled under Digital Workflow and PP. The subject of Art Techniques is something else again. I am very much into this sort of thing and I know that the average photographer does not consider this aspect of imaging as being "h...

Hi David

We have another joker on Coppermine.

regards - Peter

I notice that the first comments have appeared against photographs in the "new" Photoclubalpha Gallery (= Coppermine). Unfortunately they are not the sort of comments that the authors might hope for.

regards - Peter

Good one bakubo
regards - Peter

Hi Jerry - Welcome Its been a lifelong ambition of mine to attend the Pikes Peak Hill Climb with my camera - but I doubt that we'll ever make it there. Also - although I've been a WRC fan for years and have hundreds of rally photos, I must say that there have been only about two shots that I conside...

I use the original Arctic Butterfly (http://www.visibledust.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)

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regards - Peter

Hi BR I use the D7D and have done a fair amount of HDR stuff. Please look at the three examples I put in the Photoclubalpha Gallery (.. > User galleries > dewarp > PD's HDR). Obviously, I start with RAW files and convert these to jpg's. Both "Bones of a Fisherman" and "Wilgemond"...

Hi Alan

For comment on Elements vs CS2, see under DSLR System - A700 and Photoworld.

I would recommend that you rather start with The Gimp.

regards - Peter

Hi Alan I also use a 7D. My workflow is as follows: I use RAW. I take RAW+JPEG, but only because on the 7D you need the JPEG to zoom in on the screen. I use a card reader to download the RAW's and then delete all files on the card. I get the camera to re-format the card every three or four usages. I...

Hi David

It occurred to me that you may be able to provide Mike Johnston with some pointers for his proposed roadshow.

http://theonlinephotographer.typepad.co ... our-2.html

regards Peter