Recent content by PaulR32

Thanks Chris. A lot of the computer stuff is way over my head so just trying to get the right one and on a budget. Not too bothered about speed as long as it runs the usual programs without to much trouble. Main concern was with the screen so your input has helped.

Good looking photos. How u finding the macbook air. What are your impressions of the screen?

Thanks nandbytes for all your help. Its a tough job trying to find a good computer on a budget.

So I've been searching on here looking for other options. I was wondering about the current macbook air, would it be up to basic editing of photos and whats the screen quality like on those. i would prefer a laptop rather than a desktop. Never looked at macs before so a bit out of my depth...

thanks nandbytes for your help. Looks like i may look elsewhere.

Thanks guys for all your help. My main concern is of the quality of the screen as I'm having real trouble working with any certainty on my current laptop. Does anyone have any experience with this one and have any positive or negative feedback. Don't want to spend the money and find I'm still...

Thanks for your help. Its definitely given me something to think about.

Yeah you are probably right there. I did like the one i posted. mainly i wasnt sure if the screen would be of a high enough quality. Or if it could be calibrated.

I would prefer to buy new just because my knowledge of computers is quite poor. i haven't really set my mind on any specific screen size yet, just at the stage of looking about. But as i say i dont know much about computers and screens.

Yeah I can understand that. Maybe need to keep looking..

Thanks sep9001 I'll probably be using gimp. Can this screen be calibrated?

Does anyone know if this computer is suitable for photo editing. Buy HP Pavilion 24-k0003na 23.8" All-in-One PC - AMD Ryzen 5, 512 GB SSD, White | Free Delivery | Currys Will it be up to the job Is the screen of good enough quality Thanks Paul

I don't. None of my friends use anything other than their phone. I was looking at the canon 750d with 18-55mm lens. Thinking that might be a good starting point for me.

So you think the Canon menus are a bit more user friendly for a beginner

The problem I find when I go in and look at cameras is that I don't really know what I'm looking for. Because I'm only starting out none of the menus mean to much to me yet.