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"...don't let stores store your information regardless of the convenience..." So you're saying, don't use subscription services who require ongoing monthly access?

Thanks for prompt reply - I've now "unsubscribed", so hopefully this will work.

Given Gearshop is restricted to the USA, why am I receiving emails concerning it in Spain? Surely it would be a simple matter to filter out non-USA members

Their Google+ webpage had a "Live Training" for CEP4 last Friday: Nik Google+

The whole issue has become a farce. As a "protest" I submitted a screen grab of Google Earth street view to the El Paso challenge - and came second! There were no comments or d/q. I'm not too sure...

Been using some eBay "decoded" batteries in my E-M5 this year without problems - only downside is a different charger is needed to that for the Olympus battery

Been dull and overcast all day and I'd given up; then at the last few minutes of daylight a sudden break in the clouds - so this is very much a "grab shot": Murcian sunset

Rinlo fishing village Praia de Illas Both handheld, and stitched in Panorama Factory

Adobe Photoshop Photography Program - US dollar = $9.99/month + local taxes GBP = £8.78/month incl. VAT = $14.05 Euro = €12.29/month incl. VAT = $16.62 Go figure

The locals Gallicians are always claiming Celtic origins. The staircase was a problem - tides are really high approaching the equinox, so I didn't go any lower and test the E-M5 splashproofness

Samyang 7.5 - had to insert the exif data manually on the "title" page

Rinlo  Rinlo panorama  Praia de Illas  Praia de Catedrais  Praia de Illas panorama

Placed 2^nd in the challenge.

Placed 2^nd in the challenge.

Adobe appear to have protected themselves regarding future depreciations of the pound sterling and the euro against the dollar - 15% and 33% surcharges respectively - when setting the local prices....

Nonsense - had GPS units with Nikon and Samsung cameras - accurate to within 3-4 metres, i.e., similar to automobile sat-nav accuracy

Placed 20^th in the challenge.

Could accept that argument if they were selling hard copies from their base in Ireland, but in this case most countries are being serviced from one webpage and, probably, downloaded from the same...

£7.14 plus VAT = $11.36 plus tax in UK €9.99 plus tax = $13.44 plus tax in Europe Why the differential pricing? Another currency translation rip-off.

Given the above quote from the Olympus E-M1 adverts in magazines, they clearly don't consider DSLRs as competition.