As the hall’s projector may clip the edge of displayed images (usually at the bottom), the advice is to ensure nothing important is near the edge of your image. For those using a keyline, create your colour keyline first but add 13 to your intended pixel width, then add a second black keyline with a pixel width of 13. E.g. if you want a visible keyline of 3 pixels, first create a colour keyline of 16 (13+3) pixels, then create a black keyline of 13 pixels.

9th Feb: Highest scoring photos from the 4th Set of Six competition (‘By The Seaside’) are now available in the 2023/24 gallery.

Following his talk about mobile photography on 5th Jan, here’s links to Thomas’ website here, and his workshops at Quest Photography. The free software that was demonstrated is Snapseed, and can be used on a mobile phone or tablet. It is available for Android here; and for Apple IOS here. (If you see links for a Windows PC version, be aware that this will require an Android emulator to be installed first.)

Following on from the talk on 13th Oct, here are some links:
Affinity Photo – latest version is here
Luminar Neo (latest version)