who is outfoxing who?
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Nice spot Barry, lovely image 
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Thank you LS. I actually did do a little editing on my new computer to get this better as the IPS screen helps so much in getting the image correct. Definately would never buy any other type of screen after seeing how much better that screen is.
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Hey, that's not Charlie is it? 
Colours definitely look spot on here too.
Colours definitely look spot on here too.
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Thanks Ken
AS in my reply above its so much easier to get things more like they should look with a decent screen and graphics card. incase anyone "may" be interested the graphics card is
1GB MSI GTX 560Ti OC Twin Frozr II 40nm, 4200MHz GDDR5, GPU 880MHz, Shader 1760MHz, 384 Cores cost about £170
and a Dell UltraSharp U2312HM monitor again around £180
But what a combination they make together. The whole setup was specially built for photography in mind. Each of the 19 main components researched individually for this purpose. Ok may be over the top but the results are for me worth the money. Its a build you just wouldn't get in a prebuilt shop computer and another advantage is i know what each individual part is incase I ever wanted to upgrade and the computer is ready for that should the need arise.
Its just the idiot behind the camera that has to improve a lot now
Bazza
AS in my reply above its so much easier to get things more like they should look with a decent screen and graphics card. incase anyone "may" be interested the graphics card is
1GB MSI GTX 560Ti OC Twin Frozr II 40nm, 4200MHz GDDR5, GPU 880MHz, Shader 1760MHz, 384 Cores cost about £170
and a Dell UltraSharp U2312HM monitor again around £180
But what a combination they make together. The whole setup was specially built for photography in mind. Each of the 19 main components researched individually for this purpose. Ok may be over the top but the results are for me worth the money. Its a build you just wouldn't get in a prebuilt shop computer and another advantage is i know what each individual part is incase I ever wanted to upgrade and the computer is ready for that should the need arise.
Its just the idiot behind the camera that has to improve a lot now
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Awww <3 lovely!
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A cheerful, healthy looking fellow this one is..
Here is one I took last Dec...Shirley
Here is one I took last Dec...Shirley
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