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Converted to sRGB. Problem solved. Many Thanks Paul

Hi Guys I have just returned from the wilderness and have now updated to PTE 8. I am just trying it out but I am getting a greenish colour cast on my images that I have imported. I have adjusted the images in Lightroom 5 and DXO Optics 10 and then resized them in Photoshop CS6 saving them as JPEGS. My monitor is regularly calibrated using a Spyder 3. So the colours should be correct Can any one help me to correct this colour cast. Regards Paul

Hi I thotoughly enjoyed the photography, however I found that the excesive ues of pan and zoom spoiled it a considerably. Regards Paul

Thanks for the info Regards Paul

Does the PTE 7 license permit me to use the program on my PC and also my Laptop. Or do i need to get another license. REgards Paul

It is of no importance who we are. What is of importance is that comments are made about the AV. So whats your comments Spock I am also not afraid to hide behind a false name. My name is Paul Claridge Regards Paul

Maureen Another excelent show. How fortunate you were with the weather. Many of the shots reminded me of when we were there a few years ago. We were there over new year and there is the most amazing show of fireworks let off by everyone. The sky was full of fireworks for over 2 hours. Unfortunalely we had no clear skies. Regards Paul

Hi Calvin If you are happy with your production that's all that matters. It's not to my taste but neither is Picasso or other abstract artists that sell for millions. However it takes guts to post somthing on an open forum allowing yourself to receive negative comment and also positive comments. There are plenty of viewers but only a few will make comments. Keep going you may be worth a fortune once you are dead. Who knows. Regards Paul

Wow!!! Extremely clever. I have only just got my head around producing a reasonably basic show. I just wouldn't know where to start to be able to produce something like this. I like the blind effect. is that available for others to use Well done. Paul

Maureen Wonderful photography. On a personal note I would have liked a slightly longer time between the transitions to view the pictures. I found that by the time I tried to look around at some of the detail it was gone. Otherwise a very good show. Regards Paul

Many thanks guys. Now to waste some time. Regards Paul

Can someone please remind where to find the instructions on creating a 3D Cube from scratch. Age fades the memory. Dohhhh!!!!!!!! Regards Paul

Hi Mark It has taken me a long while to get to view your show becaus AVE kept detecting a Trojan Horse and it has been doing this to me when I try to save a show to an exe. file It is since I upgraded to PTE7. that this started happening however AVG has now got it sorted out for me. All of the show was excelent but I was stunned by the ponorama and how you introduced the whole of the vista at the end. Regards Paul

Maureen An absolutely supurb presentation of a mystical area of the World. Many years ago my wife visited Norway and has been very reluctant to return incase her memories are shattered by change. But it is now on the list and we intent to visit onca we get Malasia, Perth and South Africa sorted.So little time so many places so little funds. As Frank Sinatra sang That's Life. Once again wonderful work. Regards Paul

Hi Paul Some really good images and well put together. I liked the way that you used the portrait images against an image that didn't detract the eye from the prime pictures. All rules regarding composition are there to be broken and the rule of thirds works most of the time but sometimes that is not the case. I feel that your compositions worked well. Regards Paul

An excellent show. I know how hard it is to photograph butterflies and dragonflies in natural surroundings so well done. I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation. Regards Paul

Hi Andrew It certainl is amazing what shows and displays go on around the countryside and well done in presenting an interesting subject for us to enjoy. However I thought that the Scots were a tough breed so whats with the leather lined stocks. Ahhh just thought,, maybe they were designer stocks. Ha Ha. Regards Paul

Maureen You are really producing some excellent shows. It shows what can be done with some time and effort. Since I have started to produce AVs my photographic eye has changed so that I now take pictures that wouldn't stand alone as a great picture however when used in a show they often seem to work well together. Well done Regards Paul

Well done Barry on the show. I felt that the gentle panning and gentle zooming of the images really made the show. It has made me think of how to incorperate some of your ideas into some of my future productions. Regards Paul

Many thanks for your comments. I spent around 5 hours looking for some music to fit this show as I wanted something different than classical soothing music and I appreciate that it would not be to everyones taste. It was a brilliant day to visit. In the valley the temperature was 38 Centigrade and around 22 Centigrade at 12,500ft. Because we were above the inversion layer the sky was totally clear, hence no haze. Regards Paul

Hi all Recently I had a couple of weeks traveling around the eastern side of France. Here are some of the images. http://www.mediafire.com/?n2jd671l2gi4x04 File size 15.6 MB Run time 3m. 34s Resolution 1920x1200' Regards Paul

Thats pretty amazing. Well done Paul

I enjoyed your production with all of the different characters and as Lin says a good use of the depth of field. I have always found it difficule to take candid photos of people because I feel that I am being intrusive. I have just ordered an 18-200 lens so this may allow me to be further away and get some candid shots. What lens were you using. Regards Paul

Some brilliant photos and well put together. Well done. At the end of this year I will be in Western Aus so hopefully I will come back with some good images to make a good AV. Regards Paul

Hi Maureen This is coming from a Logis in France, sipping Pastice and Eau on a nice warm evening befor going down to dine. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Its a long tome since I visited Venice and went to some of the islands, so you presentation has brought back some wonderful memories. Enabled by some supurb photography and the music selected suited the show just fine. I hope that you brought back some of the wonderfull glass that is produced on the islands. Well done. Regards Paul