Martyn

Mighty impressive. Those moving camera shots really make this for me, I wonder how he does that!

It's "Nick-on", "Cay-non" and Sew-nee"!

Congratulations Paul, Cracking picture!

In one of John's recent posts we started to go a bit off topic onto mountain bikes, specifically the downhill variety. Rather than hijack that thread any longer I thought it better to post here. Check out this competition winning ride, probably the most spectacular ever ridden to date. If you're interested enough you can find the vid of the view from the helicopter; breathtaking! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x76VEPXYaI0

The exhaust emissions are good for the roses!

Hi Falx, welcome to the forum. You'll find there are many here who haven't quite grown up yet!

To see all you work displayed like that is awesome Paul.

Best wishes for a full and speedy recovery to full health Fuji!

Just so you know what I'm talking about, here is the pic

I've finally stepped up into the 21st century and got on of those smarty pants phones that does everything except make coffee. Today I tried out the camera and took a 360 degree panorama; what is the best way to view these things because my monitor isn't 2 inches high and 6 feet wide?

Congratulations BP, that's a fantastic shot! Good choice Colin!

Heidi, Hi! Welcome to the forum from sunny Morecambe!

You'll look like a real pro with two cameras hanging round your neck, Leon!

Hi Ash, welcome!

Congratulations Annie!

Hi Jeff, welcome from Morecambe! Nowt wrong with pictures of Morecambe, Leon

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Go for it Korky!

Congratulations John!

Well worth it for the picture and the leg ache I think!

Some very skillful flying there, especially at the end. Great video!

Hi Paul, welcome!

No flies on you Paul; congratulations!

Because there's plenty of them! Slugs, snails, spiders and flies; that's all I get to see!

My understanding is that for RAW files you can't import the camera settings directly into Lightroom. You could develop a raw file to match a JPG of the same image (the settings are baked into the jpg), save the settings as a preset, set the preset to be applied to all files on import.