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Not sure if this has been posted on this thread but if you add "?details=1" onto the end of the URL for your photostream it looks like the older style of Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/4737carlin/?details=1

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Interesting work this, looks like the kind of damage people normaly want sorted out when they find old photographs of grandparents in the loft!! This oculd be a shot from early 70s

Shot quite a lot of bands last month, some real good shows around Liverpool and Manchester, in no order at all some of my favourites taken at Manchesters NQ live, not all on the same night all shot with Canon 7D and named lens named Earls Of Mars Canon 50mm 1.8 Matt Pike from High On...

I would do either what Pete says above or use 2 CDs. You could always try a reduction in size of the images in Photoshop, do a batch orgaise thing, for example save them as 11 quality not 12 or make them a bit smaller. Do 30 at a time or something, make sure you keep the originals thou Also...

I like the last shot best myself, nice night time city image. Reckon your heading the right way with these, keep it up :)

Great shots, this the Falklands? I've got 3 film shots albums, 2 of them full of bands, the quality sucks on some of them in poor lit venues but i love them, so many memories.

I don't think you will find anyone who will be willing to copy that 10x8 to the size you want it unless you can show them you own the copywrite, which in this case you won't. I've had canvas prints made myself in the price range your willing to pay but they haven't been very big but i wanted...

Try converting it into a DNG file, this is what i do with my 7D RAW images when using CS3 ? that might be the answer? http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5519

I like the second the best, the colour one im not so sure about, i think if i took it i would stick with a edit along the lines of the second

Nice link that Gr8Shot Those white balance lens cap things, i got one from some Chinesse seller on ebay who sent me the wrong thing. I was a bit annoyed at the time and threw it in a draw, a year or so later i actually started to use it and have found its real useful!

You got some real nice light there, did you go inside? its a wonderful church that

Same, takes a few mins to look at the JPEG and you can see what shot if any you don't need, delete them then work on the ones you do. I shoot the smallest JPEG i can.

I never get tired of photographing Dinorwic Quarry in North Wales, fantastic location in my opinion

You could try looking on flickr at shots taken from where you going and see what lens they used perhaps? a lot of places can be funny about tripods sadly, health and safty issues they have, hope you get some decent shots either way