Hi Keith,

Looks OK to me. Re the files size problem, you can use all sorts of tools but I prefer this one Resize Easy to use and doesn't affect your original.

Ahhh, so there's a system. Well if you need a hand splitting some of those two funny coloured ones I'll bring my knife

DaveW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes the P-Touch tapes are actually thermo printed > tapes and supposed to be used on oil rigs exposed > to the elements, so are pretty permanent. As I > say though if you have a lot of plants to label it > can work out expensive....

DaveW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes the P-Touch tapes are actually thermo printed > tapes and supposed to be used on oil rigs exposed > to the elements, so are pretty permanent. As I > say though if you have a lot of plants to label it > can work out expensive....

I assume the different coloured labels don't mean anything do they? They look good Bill

Well Done Stephen. Always good to see a Fero in flower. How bit are they? I had a good look at my Fero's yesterday but no sign of flowers

David_L Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's a really beautiful shot. I agree a light > camera and a heavy lens is not a good combo. With > all hand held macro shots good light helps, both > with shutter speed and depth of focus. On the new > dSLR's tweaking the 'f...

Shawn Wrote:
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> I got a seedling of the kourkammenberg form last
> summer from Steve Hammer but it was eaten by a
> chipmunk. ...

Strewth!! and I moan about the odd slug in the garden

DaveW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Still get the impression the "glossy one" is out > of focus Nick, unlike the rest. I presume you are > using manual focus close up and not autofocus > which could have been fooled by the glossiness and > lack of contras...

Not really Lindsey. I was just struggling to get enough light in for a decent shot So it was taken at f3.8.