I have used Carbonite as my primary backup for years. I also use a 2TB drive.

When I ordered my fracture glass prints, I decided to create each image on a black mat as if it were traditionally framed. I also added additional information in the white script font at the bottom of each image. This included stock number a title in the center and my digital signature on the right side.

Everyone who has seen them hanging in my home things they are terrific. I may be overly self-critical, but I think I would like them better in tradition frames and mats.

I ordered rather large glass prints. I now think that fractures are more effective when printed small and in groups hanging on the wall together. If you go to fractureme.com you may see examples of this.

Fracture is located about 15 miles from me. I have 6 or so images on glass hanging in my home. I've toured their operation. Nice group of young energetic people at work.

Images printed on the backside of glass which is then mounted on to black foam backing.

Worthy of any film maker!

It may be aaa good idea to ignore ignorance.

An obvious reference to the iconic movie "2001." I just want to know... where are all the actors in their primate suits.

This image might have even greater impact to fans of that movie if you masked in a thigh bone! :)

Ernie, some of my early results were less than acceptable. Turns out that I was trying to out think Remask. When I finally accepted how intuitive Remask is I relaxed. Bagan using a wider brush and my results improved.

I use PS Elements 11 and yes I have used its masking tools on occasion. But I prefer Remask.

"All those guys" are one guy. He was in the 1st image which became the background image. He then changed cloths and stood or sat in another position. He did that 6 times. The camera remained stationary on a tripod.

I masked him out of each image and inserted the mask layer onto the background layer. When all layer masks were inserted I post processed in my normal manor.

Yes, exactly...what he said! :)

Check your PSE 10 print size settings. I now use PSE11 and don't remember where the settings are in v10.

Absolutely. It's easy...once you get the hang of it. Click here for an example... http://www.flickr.com/photos/exhibit_images/10626211455/

Wait until you discover the joy of Clarity and ReStyle!

Sorry, but that is NOT a. New feature.

"Pale Rider"

I sent you a detailed private message on the subject. But, I agree, buy both!