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Hi Dom, Great artistic mind. PTE is by far the best ever. Although I know already that the purists at my camera club will baulk at this show, but who said PTE is aimed purely at photographers and camera clubs, its guys like this who make PTE what it is and allow people like me to enhance my own humble sequences and make the most of this superb software. Ralph

Hi Mark, I really like the re-work, the photography under the conditions you were in is good, I love the "John Dunbar" theme, beautiful choice. regards Ralph

Barry, Just watched England lose to south africa in the 20/20, so not laughing but your post really made me laugh, thanks. Some camera club rules are a joke. I still say outside judges are the best way to go about things. ralph

Hi Igor, cant wait for the full version, great work as usual, thanks to all concerned. Regards ralph

Hi Eric, Experience shows you really do need a judge who is not biased, someone from outside. At our club I know favoritism kicks in big time. I am fortunate to have won competitions, purely because of my work within photoshop, as I believe I am the most experienced at using photoshop within our club. I have had rave reviews for my sequences at our annual show which is open to the public, but equally had no success at some of the photography competitions because of a judges old time view. Please remember that beauty is in the eye of the beholder so as you are no doubt well aware we all have our favorites, be it, photo's, sequences, prints, slides, digital work and of course people/members, so I favour an outside judge and then everyone has an equal chance. Please also be aware of the judge who has been busy judging competitions, because he might just of seen a sequence entered in another competion. We had an occasion where a judge gave 20 out of 20 for a photo at another club, that club in question were in competition with our club a couple of days later and they submitted the same photos including the one which recieved 20 out of 20, now the judge had seen this photo and therefore could not give it any lower marks so guess who one? So maybe choose sequences that have not been entered into any other competions, just in case. Regards Ralph

Hi davy, What stunning photos, and in a week where 65 years since D Day is being remembered, differant war but very fitting. And also not to mention one of only 2 british survivors of the great war who turned 113 years of age this week as seen on british television. Thanks Davy, these great men and woman should always be remembered and I as a "young 54 year old shall always pay my respects every year to the very brave souls who fought for king and country. Thanks so much for sharing and reminding us how much we owe every single one who fought for freedom on our behalf. Regards ralph

Hi Dom, I love effects, I love to see the work of creative people and you are a master, and I get bored with same old same old retro presentations, I love the work of yopur artistic mind and when you put your shows together you create masterpieces, thanks so very much for sharing this, Im a dedicated fan. Regards Ralph

Hi Davy, Its amazing how many different shows get put up here, I really enjoyed yours, very original, love the great mans music. Entertaining and I look forward to the "somme" which is another interest of mine, keep up the great work and continue to enjoy making the sequences. Regards ralph

Hello Andrew, Id go along with the comments made so far. As Ken quite rightly said, great colour and composition. Its good to see the city as you have portayed it, I hope you really enjoyed your visit. Im always pleased to view everyones sequence and Im sure you are loving every moment of PTE, as we all are, keep up the good work and continue to enjoy your photography and I look forward to your next one here within the forum. regards ralph

Hi John, What a great set of photos, I like the way you have put it all together, such a beautiful part of the UK, you have done it great justice. I admire the bird shots and the sands. thanks for sharing, keep up the great work Regards ralph

hello Igor, Thank you for adding this new feature to PTE, which has become the premier software without doubt for all that make sequences. Thanks also for the controlled and well thought out additions, your work of you and your team is to be highly appreciated. Please keep up the great work. Ralph

Bonjour J-Cyprien Truly magnificent, thanks so much for the masterpiece, we have so much to learn from all the French users of PTE, who in my opinion are simply the best in the world. I admire the creativity and attention to detail, very artistic and fantastic to watch. regards ralph

Thanks so much Ed for raising this question, thanks also to Xaver for the answer, I along with Peter have learnt something new, once again thanks to all. Ralph

Thank you Igor, we appreciate the attention given. Ralph.

Thank you for sharing this sequence, great to see something different. You are making great progress with the anmations and Its good to see. Colombia appears beautiful, I hope you have many more trips and I look forward to seeing more photography from your journey. Regards ralph

Hi Paul, Venice is very special to me and my family. I like your sequence very much. The effects work extremely well. Your transitions are nicely timed. Full marks also for the quality of the photography. Thanks for sharing the beautiful city with us. Ralph

Thank you JP, I have been enjoying many of the slidshows in the above link for sometime. They are of very high quality and I congratulate everyone in producing such immaculate sequences. Ralph

Absolutely amazing, very well put together. thank you so much, the best I have ever seen. Ralph

Hi Bill, Thanks for creating the RSS feed link. I have subscribed already Ralph

Hi John, Most of the links within the french sites are easy to follow, just click away on blue text or photos on this site Visit This Website Our French friends are IMHO producing some of the best Non award winning sequences. Ralph

The music instrument that Jonathon Ross played is here The beamz

Such beautiful settings and as usual the wildlife are such a fantastic subject matter. I admired the photography and your use of masks did not put me off at all, I kept glued to the screen. IMHO brilliant and thanks for allowing us to view such beautiful creatures in natural habitat. Ralph

Personally I dont care what the RPS think about sequences. As you have found out for yourself they do not do to much anyway in this area. Most camera/AV clubs do things that suit them. If one were to view the many websites that belong to people who use PTE (just google "PTE" or "picstoexe") you will find hundreds of sequences out there. Some of the best ones are produced in France, Italy, Holland, as well as osme here in the UK. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, not some group of people who are members of the RPS, the majority of people are not members of the RPS anyway. I would suggest the Irish links though, superb to say the least and I cant find anyone from the RPS saying the same. Beechbrook is the best place to view sequences of a mixed variety and then one is able to make up their own mind as to what standard to achieve, IMHO of course and no offense meant to the RPS who IMHO are noticed by there absence on and within this forum. Also I believe that the gents and ladies who are senior/advanced members on this forum are the best to point anyone in the right direction re standars. Ralph

Hi Mark Thank you so much for the extra information, I agree about the four minutes, absolute bliss. Ralph

Great Idea ralph