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Update on Silkypix forums and Silkypix Pro (V4)

Hurray, the forum is back up. FYI, You can see the contest entries and results here: http://www.shortcutinc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=172 You beat me to it! :lol:

Posted by RichardDay on 30/01/2009 - 09:44

Whydid it happen?

Yes it happened to me a while ago but it was more than likely my fault as I had had the sceen out for cleaning a few days previously. If I'd cleaned the screen I could understand it, I've not touched this one, but have had the K110 one out and back with no trouble.

Posted by Hardgravity on 24/01/2009 - 15:44

If Money was no problem what camera would you buy?

If moneys no object then a Nikon D3 - after having had a play with one -THAT is a camera that does everything i would want it to. Fantastic ISO6400 and the ability to focus on a moving object:evil:. Money would have to be no object to afford some decent lenses to do it justice though:P.

Posted by Marky on 26/01/2009 - 23:02

If Money was no problem what camera would you buy?

Bayonet filters would be fantastic. But in the real world all that extra cost would be prohibitive. Unless ALL filters were bayonet fit.:D Back on topic, I fancied a Pentax 6x7. Just to be boring again.:wink:

Posted by Hardgravity on 28/01/2009 - 08:08

shop local?

Is there a good shop in Dordrecht? it's a good excuse to go there on the train and photograph the harbour and the Dom Well they don't have a lot like I said but the service is just good and they will always help you as much as they can. There knowledge about Pentax isn't that great though but they d...

Posted by Anvh on 30/01/2009 - 14:54

Pros & cons of various types of remotes

Hi everyone I have been looking at acquiring a remote to help me fire the shutter and reading on various threads came across commnents that still haven't clarified me enough to make a choice. So I was looking for a bit of help from you all more experienced ones. Firstly of course I went straig...

Posted by aminstar on 30/01/2009 - 10:47

Pros & cons of various types of remotes

Hi Amin, Got this ebay for £16 inc postage to UK. Receiver sits on flash shoe and remote has 100 mtr range. Not the best quality, but good enough for occasional use. It does half shutter to activate focus then full release as required. If you hold the button down for 3 seconds the shutter locks...

Posted by davex on 30/01/2009 - 14:03

Pros & cons of various types of remotes

Hi Amin! The pentax F remote is a very small thing witch you can hide in your hand easely if you want to make a group shot with you included. The rest would be also very small though, maybe. I don't know to be honest :) Will test the standby thing for you :wink: nope doesn't wake up, you can ...

Posted by Anvh on 30/01/2009 - 14:17

Pros & cons of various types of remotes

Dan means that his camera shuts down his buildin IR receiver so it doesn't matter what remote you use since it's in the camera. You have also remotes that works on radio frequencies (RF) those have their oown receiver that plugs into the camera. Since those are connected to a socket on the camera...

Posted by Anvh on 30/01/2009 - 17:56

Pros & cons of various types of remotes

Dan means that his camera shuts down his buildin IR receiver so it doesn't matter what remote you use since it's in the camera. You have also remotes that works on radio frequencies (RF) those have their oown receiver that plugs into the camera. Since those are connected to a socket on the camera...

Posted by aminstar on 30/01/2009 - 19:28

Pros & cons of various types of remotes

Hi Amin, Nope still haven't got it right, but you got it almost. Using the K10D here so might be a bit different. If you go to menu > Custom settings > go to tab AF (green colour here) you see the option > AF in remote controll if you enable that the camera first will focus if you press the but...

Posted by Anvh on 30/01/2009 - 19:50

Pros & cons of various types of remotes

Hi Amin, Nope still haven't got it right, but you got it almost. Using the K10D here so might be a bit different. If you go to menu > Custom settings > go to tab AF (green colour here) you see the option > AF in remote controll if you enable that the camera first will focus if you press the but...

Posted by aminstar on 30/01/2009 - 21:30

Pros & cons of various types of remotes

Hi Just bought this one from SRS http://www.srsmicrosystems.co.uk/2075/Hahnel-Long-Distance-Wireless-RF-Remote-Control-for-Canon-Cameras.html So wanted to come back to this discussion we were having about IF and RF remotes. Obviously one of the biggest advantages about the RF compared to the I...

Posted by aminstar on 10/02/2009 - 18:21

Help needed for new Macro set-up

Hi All. Please can someone help me out with some advice on macro photography. As it is 13 years since I last looked into this please forgive my ignorance. Back then, I bought a Pentax MZ-M and Tamron SP AF 90mm F/2.8 Macro 1:1 (72B) + centon MR20 ring-flash + Tamron adaptall-2 mount (Dentistry e...

Posted by nikm on 04/02/2009 - 09:36

Help needed for new Macro set-up

I have the lens and use it with no problem on my K10D (Adaptall 2 PKA mount). Mine is manual focus though .....

Posted by Mike-P on 04/02/2009 - 12:38

Help needed for new Macro set-up

I have the lens and use it with no problem on my K10D (Adaptall 2 PKA mount). Mine is manual focus though ..... Hi Mike, Cant you use some insect killer on that thing :lol::lol::lol: I keep trying to swat it :wink:

Posted by loskeran on 04/02/2009 - 12:44

Help needed for new Macro set-up

Dan, your comments about the ring-flash were spot-on - just manual or auto. From memory, I used it on manual and figured out different settings for the face shots and the teeth shots (after much experimentation!). The experimentation stage should be much quicker! No waiting around for the film to co...

Posted by womble on 06/02/2009 - 10:04

Asrto Photography

Hi Josh, The price looks tempting but that telescope isn't really suitable for astro imaging. You may get away with some lunar images but that's about it. And with a 1.25" focuser you'll get some pretty bad vignetting too. That telescope is very popular within astro circles when strapped to the b...

Posted by Russ on 11/02/2009 - 08:19

Heavy duty tripod head for 500mm lens

Don't know where you got the idea from!:D Seriously though, cracking bargain there, but I would get something sturdier than the 055, mine just felt way too top heavy! Those arms are handy for strapping a wired remote to though, pan and find the target with one hand, focus with the other, ...

Posted by Unlocker on 05/02/2009 - 10:25

Heavy duty tripod head for 500mm lens

Don't know where you got the idea from!:D Seriously though, cracking bargain there, but I would get something sturdier than the 055, mine just felt way too top heavy! Those arms are handy for strapping a wired remote to though, pan and find the target with one hand, focus with the other, then ...

Posted by Clarky on 05/02/2009 - 13:05

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