So, you go in with your USB and ask them to make prints and they want you to prove the images are yours? What, they insist on printing directly from the camera? I mean, the EXIF is easy to fake. How do you prove a CG image belongs to you? Show them all your WIP's? I've never experienced it with renders, often the staff will ask how you did those. Usually because they like it or it's very different from the usual images. Especially when print 6ft long renders of V3 vorgs :) It's only with photos I've had this. On the 1hr and instant kodak kiosks in Boots theres a screen about this, which you just click yes, so yea pretty pointless. It's the staff that will sometimes ask, usually in Boots or Jessops. I asked why once and was told the staff are trained to look out for images that are deemed as looking 'professional'. Not sure how they define that, but I've noticed it's more likely to happen with the stuff most people don't do. Like aerial or long-lens action images. But when I took in some arty B&W's landscapes for posters recently, the kinda image you'd think they'd ask about, all their guy asked was what ND grads where used. http://webaux.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=14076&pq-locale=en_US

Pinky - you left the lens cap of your mind on again.