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Love the shot of the bottles.

Dat flap! Bike looks great!

I can wait, why 13" over 15"?

Ideally less than £2k

Sorry, what's bootcamp, is that a duel boot thing?

haha, I've had that a few times but always been a PC user thus far and scared of change.

I've been chatting regarding this on the digital photography thread but thought I would ask here too.

Looking for a 15 or 17" laptop that will get Adobe Lightroom flying. Any recommendations?

Do they have a flickr account?

I really have no idea how I'll get on with it but I'm sure it will be fun!

Really cool shot!

Excited doesn't cover it. Picking up this bad boy soon!

Well I'm actually in Dundee and the lab is in Aberdeen but close enough!

You can pay a small supplement for extra rolls. I've been averaging around 5 rolls a month. 10 a month would be very good value for money.

Ok thanks man, I appreciate the advice!

Excellent advice, as you say RAM alone isn't enough, even scrolling through RAW files in LR is laggy and that's with a pretty clean install and programs running off the SSD.

Ace!

That's part of the reason for the PC route too I guess they are often upgrade-able. Looks like I'm going to need to spend £1500 to get something that will last I think.

Nice shots @spotter, you always nail the colours.

@TRA my current PC is running an SSD but the motherboard, graphics and processor aren't up to it. What's the story with upgrading Macs? SSD, RAM etc?

I have thought about it but everything else I do (CAD, word processing, etc) is PC based and I have an Android phone..... just never been into Apple stuff though I know it's excellent for this kind of thing.

Looking for a recommendation of a 15" or 17" laptop for doing photo editing on LR and Photoshop. Currently running a Dell M6400 Covet with 32GB ram and big SSD for all the programs to run off but the performance viewing and editing photos is super laggy. I think it's the graphics card and processor letting the side down and these are not upgradeable (I don't think!)

The scans included are medium quality and fine for sharing online etc but I usually pay a small supplment for hi res scans. JPEGs are usually around 10Mb.

If you live in Aberdeen you should definitely use Photoghost.

I subscribe to their development service (£25 a month for unlimited dev and scans) and they are also very nice chaps.

She is a regal beagle for sure. Absolute menace when she wants to be but super chilled 90% of the time.

Water in the correct and incorrect location.

Did this ever sell?

Yeah using double exposure mode, first the 50mm lens to take the scene then stuck on the 600mm and shot the moon.