Model Mike

Looks nice, but some obvious bugs in the UI and the pages are timing out half the time. Not a good start, let's hope they short out any teething problems quickly.

The Gimp is awful. I've tried some of the others too, and it seems that PSE is still the best of the non-PS packages. Hopefully the CC debacle will encourage Adobe to give PSE 16-bit support, in...

The Gimp is awful. I've tried some of the others too, and it seems that PSE is still the best of the non-PS packages. Hopefully the CC debacle will encourage Adobe to give PSE 16-bit support, in...

Can't say I'd blame governments for attempting to reform if not dismantle the BBC. It's a self serving monster with a voracious appetite for wasting license payers money. It no longer delivers...

Can't say I'd blame governments for attempting to reform if not dismantle the BBC. It's a self serving monster with a voracious appetite for wasting license payers money. Five minutes watching the...

Can't say I'd blame governments for attempting to reform if not dismantle the BBC. It's a self serving monster with a voracious appetite for licence payers money. Five minutes watching the news or...

There is not a single scientist amongst the BBC's board of Trustees. There is not a single scientist amongst the BBC Executive Board. (RCJ's wife happens to the Vice Chairperson of the BBC Trust)....

The quality of the article needs to be seen in the overall context of the BBC. There is not a single scientist amongst the BBC's board of Trustees. There is not a single scientist amongst the BBC...

Better IQ? Don't know, don't care. The II gives me more keepers, that's what matters.

Did a stage shoot with the K-5II, focus was spot on all the way. Wouldn't have even tried with the K-5. Pentax have made a step improvement with AF in both sensitivity and accuracy.

The camera failed because it was ill-conceived - the AF technology was mismatched to the legacy mount, and it didn't have an EVF. Sony have shown that legacy mount mirrorless cams can work very...

It needn't be either/or. Some 'small' shops in the UK offer splendid service as well as a good online presence with fully competitive prices. I'd happily call myself a practicing romantic.

It needn't be either/or. Some 'small' shops in the UK offer splendid service as well as a good online presence with fully competitive prices. Call me a New Romantic...

Surprised no one has mentioned Rawshooter. It was a fast, simple RAW editor. Adobe bought it, added the cataloging features, and called it 'Lightroom'. RS was great, but I would not go back.

@Aaron: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/prophoto-rgb.shtml

> Am I missing something.
Yes :-) Best practice is to have a single catalogue, and do the filtering by keyword. If you want to go even further, have LR move your image files into a date-based...

> Am I missing something.
Yes :-) Cut down the number of catalogues, and do your filtering by keyword. Even better, re-import your images into a date-based hierarchy (LR can set up the folders and...

> Am I missing something.
Suggest reduce the number of catalogs to the minimum, then do your filtering in each catalog using keywords. In addition, re-import your images into a date-based hierarchy...

Not necessarily.
LR will index either the image in its original location, make a copy to a new location and index that, or move it from one location to another. It's up to you, depending on where...

There really is no need to index derivative JPEGs, as long as you give the JPEG's the same unique filename as the RAW (which is good practice anyway). Then, if you need to retrieve the original RAW...