Works fantastic on Vista :)
I think Virtual Magnifier still has it's place for being quick and like a spot magnifier. I keep it on the task bar.

Hi This little pop up magnifying glass is really nice.
It's a free little program that can be downloaded and installed.
It gives you a neat virtual magnifying glass to be used on any photo.
I even use it, if the print is too small to read.
For the link, just google search for Virtual Magnifying Glass.

I like the shading and setting of #1. Too bad there is a house in the back. Nice photos :)

Not too well. The breaks in the string of pearls is distracting. Is that a mans left holding a womans right hand? Artifacts clash. :(
Nice photo :)

Thanks for the fun.
I have 6 boys who could help, if I could only find them.
They run too fast for me anymore.
I did buck it and split most of it :)

Hi
Will try
Our Moon, Jupiter and 4 of it's Moons and Galaxy Andromeda

Our Moon


Jupiter with 4 Moons


M 31 Andromeda Galaxy

Had to cut a tree down in my back yard.
Actually used a chain saw, but thought this looked cool :)

Hi
I shoot Canon Raw all the time and get CR-2 files.
I use a free program called InfanView
Glen C

Hi Great picture :) In Western Washington we see places like this.
I too think the photo looks like it needs rotating clockwize about 5 deg.
The fore-ground leaves in the upper Rt takes away from the most interesting part of back ground.
The circle in the center Rt is probably a root, but it makes an all natural shot look artificial, like a road culvert.
The slick flowing water over the rocks is great, but the fuzzy turbid area is too fuzzy. A faster shot perhaps could have kept the flow but stopped some of the bubbles and ripples.
The color looks nice. Even the rocks turn green in Wash.
Nice photo. --- Glen

I'm doing Digital SLR now :)
I'm using Canon XSi
Live in Woodland Wa
I'm over 75 :)
Enjoy Photography including Astrophotography