HI Aram! > That would probably be me, with the focusing > thing. That is what I do most often. Then...thanks! :-) > CS6 does not do any of the mirrored wing thing you are > mentioning. I have never seen any of that on am images I have worked > with. Not sure where you heard of that problem with CS6. I "got the idea", Aram, from the you-tube video that Xavier posted, where the chap (using Ps6) shows and talks about an out-of-focus perimeter. See: http://youtu.be/FM7yUUmGMvE If your version of PS6 does not do that, then I stand corrected. And, certainly, from the two results you've sent me, of my own images, it appears not to be so. I simply made a (rash) assumption that this out-of-focus perimeter would be analogous to the mirroring done on the perimeter by CombineZP. My apologies to Adobe, if I have maligned their excellent product. > I bought one of those rails for my father in law and it > was really a piece of C---. I have a nice Novoflex double rail that I > picked up for $35. I also found a nice Novoflex single rail for him for > about $40. Look around. they are smooth and precise. Once you use > something like that you will wonder why you bothered with anything else. I have no doubt that the Novoflex stuff is excellent... but the rail I got from China is their "better" grade, with helical gears, and is, I felt, remarkably good value for the money. Remarkably little backlash. If I find I do a lot of this sort of thing, I'll undoubtedly "step up", bur for now, it's an excellent, low-cost way to "get in the game". Thanks, once again, for all your help. David. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com ------ Unsubscribe or change to/from Digest Mode at: http://www.lrflex.furnfeather.net/ Archives are at: //www.freelists.org/archives/leicareflex/