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Thanks Carl! That's why I value all of the feedback that

On April 2nd, 2008 hapster says:

I get from the talent people here. It really does help me fine tune the way I look at a potential image, and how far I press it with PP...

I may have to look at some black matting now that you mention it... ;)

Thanks for the nice words on the cats...the original looks far different as I think I was at the limits of my BBC.

I can only imagine the work out that your A700 going to get once you find the time... to quote Tracey Morgan from an interview on the Howard Stern show..."you're gonna' beat it like it owes you money"

Hapster

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