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Cameras, police, and the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
Anvh here's your . Ray that is indeed the link I had in my comment, I don't see what your point is, sorry? :? I think this is starting to stray from the point, so to get back to what is a computer. John that was not the original topic as I see it. I believe the OP is trying to come out under ...
Posted by Anvh on 21/10/2009 - 16:06
Cameras, police, and the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
But besides all this, I don't think there is a law that allows a police officer to destroy someone property because that is what photos are. The Civil Contingencies Act permits the police to do pretty much anything they like, without any consequences. They can bulldoze your house (Well, not yours ma...
Posted by PentaxRocks on 21/10/2009 - 22:24
Cameras, police, and the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
PentaxRocks. I deduce several things from yourt post. First, you are a police officer. Second, you suggest that I have a 'beef' with the police because I might criticise bad behaviour on their part. Being dissatisfied with bad behaviour of the police, whether the entity, or the behaviour of indiv...
Posted by PentaxRocks on 21/10/2009 - 23:14
Cameras, police, and the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
Why all the fuss - comuters/ cameras/ police have rights/ no rights. If anybody makes you delete photographs from your camera card - OK. Take the card home - run Photorecovery and BINGO photos back. The police, in this case, don't seem to know, that, when a photo is deleted on a card it remains the...
Posted by earldavison on 24/10/2009 - 10:38
Cameras, police, and the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
Why all the fuss - comuters/ cameras/ police have rights/ no rights. If anybody makes you delete photographs from your camera card - OK. Take the card home - run Photorecovery and BINGO photos back. The police, in this case, don't seem to know, that, when a photo is deleted on a card it remains the...
Posted by K10D on 24/10/2009 - 11:11
Cameras, police, and the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
Why all the fuss - comuters/ cameras/ police have rights/ no rights. If anybody makes you delete photographs from your camera card - OK. Take the card home - run Photorecovery and BINGO photos back. The police, in this case, don't seem to know, that, when a photo is deleted on a card it remains the...
Posted by PentaxRocks on 24/10/2009 - 14:26
Cameras, police, and the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
[quote:3496ace15f="earldavison"]Why all the fuss - comuters/ cameras/ police have rights/ no rights. If anybody makes you delete photographs from your camera card - OK. Take the card home - run Photorecovery and BINGO photos back. The police, in this case, don't seem to know, that, when a photo is ...
Posted by K10D on 24/10/2009 - 14:47
link ??
Yes, not a lot really. If you right click it, copy link location, then you can paste it into another thread to link back to topic you linked from. Confused, you will be. I think what most of us do is to copy the contents of the address dialog box. It does the same thing.
Posted by Mannesty on 21/10/2009 - 15:34
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
Hi, Much as I hate to admit it to myself my eyesight has seen better days. As most of my lenses are MF and I'm more into in wildlife, bird and macro photography, this has become a problem. To help me focus I have the Pentax 1.2x and the Seagull 2x eyepieces and three different split focus screen...
Posted by gregmoll on 22/10/2009 - 04:30
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
Not sure if you already know this, but with a manual focus lense you can set your camera to auto focus, hold down the shutter release then twist the lense into focus and the camera will fire when perefect focus is achieved.
Posted by Karl on 22/10/2009 - 08:51
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
Hi Karl, Yes I've set up the camera so that if the AF switch is on then it will only trip when there is a focus lock confirmation, but with most of my long lenses there is insufficient light for the camera to get a focus lock, green hex, and that's were I have a problem Greg K200D
Posted by gregmoll on 22/10/2009 - 09:23
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
Hi Gareth, Sadly I can only speak for the K100D. Have you done the aperture ring setting when using a manual lens? Maybe it is something to do with that? Greg, use a smaller aperture and guess?
Posted by Karl on 22/10/2009 - 09:43
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
If you set a MF lens to MF on the body then the shutter will fire at any time. Use a MF lens with AF set and it will only fire when in focus. This can be used for "trap focus" technique where you depress the shutter release and slowly turn the focusing ring until the shutter fires at the focus point...
Posted by johnriley on 22/10/2009 - 10:12
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
On the K200D you have to change "Custom Settings" 22 "Catch in Focus" On Greg
Posted by gregmoll on 22/10/2009 - 10:30
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
To go back to my original question :D Greg K200D How accurate and effective is the live view screen on a K7 when used for focusing, I'm aware that the image can be zoomed but does it show a crisp picture on the LCD which enables one to judge the focus and what happens in sunlight, does the ...
Posted by gregmoll on 22/10/2009 - 13:23
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
To go back to my original question :D Greg K200D How accurate and effective is the live view screen on a K7 when used for focusing, I'm aware that the image can be zoomed but does it show a crisp picture on the LCD which enables one to judge the focus and what happens in sunlight, does the ...
Posted by PeteL on 22/10/2009 - 17:10
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
Thanks Pete, That's the info I was after, I'll go and try it out. Greg
Posted by gregmoll on 22/10/2009 - 18:26
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
Another very useful thing with the K7 is a Timer, I don`t just mean the 2 or 12 second delay but a proper interval timer that can be set to take up to 99 shots at any interval up to 23 hours 59 min so great for time lapse of say a flower opening. I hope that is of use to you! Best Regards - Pete...
Posted by Smeggypants on 24/10/2009 - 15:59
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
Another very useful thing with the K7 is a Timer, I don`t just mean the 2 or 12 second delay but a proper interval timer that can be set to take up to 99 shots at any interval up to 23 hours 59 min so great for time lapse of say a flower opening. I hope that is of use to you! Is there any way to ex...
Posted by Anvh on 24/10/2009 - 20:49
Manual focus and old eyes (69y)
Is 30fps timelaps, I thought that was real time video? Greg
Posted by gregmoll on 24/10/2009 - 20:55
