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is my kx not working

help need my kx that i have when i take a shoot on av its very dark so i turn it of and on back to av then take more 3 or more then it is ok has any one had this to them and if so how to fix it ??it only dos this when i first turn it on for the first few shoots then clears up dont no y ????

Posted by jeff0000 on 21/07/2011 - 08:57

is my kx not working

That does sound like a fault to me, I think your best bet is to take it back to the dealer (or contact Pentax directly) and ask their advice.

Posted by Dangermouse on 21/07/2011 - 14:43

Calibration 2 monitors

Synergy is an amazing piece of code. Works across Linux and Windows, although I manily use it Linux to Linux, and I've had as many of 4 systems off 1 mouse(trackball) and keyboard at once. But the other mice and keyboards still work too. Cutting and pasting from Windows to Linux or vice-versa j...

Posted by layingback on 27/07/2011 - 22:31

Cheap Tripod?

Don't waste your money. Maximum weight only 2kg, maximum height - with the centre column fully extended only 51". It doesn't even fold up that small. A recipe for back ache and wobbly camera. It is cheap for a reason. Cheap tripods are generally a mistake. Why not bung the Velbon in the car boot a...

Posted by Gwyn on 26/07/2011 - 11:49

Cheap Tripod?

Here's the thing. You can buy cheap stuff over and over and always have it fail doing what it should do... hold your camera steady. On the side of a hill. In the sand. In the wind. If it works then you just got lucky. If it doesn't then the money you've spent is wasted and the time you've spent too....

Posted by rparmar on 27/07/2011 - 12:47

Cheap Tripod?

I totally agree with you in principle- buy quality- no argument. To suggest that there is nothing on the market at less than a grand that is worthy of a long and trouble free life is just silly. I have a perfectly servicable set of Giottos aluminium legs that cost £120 and a head that cost £60...

Posted by japers45 on 27/07/2011 - 12:58

Cheap Tripod?

I'm not sure if anyone else has mentioned Red Snapper yet, but if you want a full size serious tripod for £100 or so then get their three section legs (£50) and ballhead (£50). Mine has handled a Bronica ETRSi with the 2x teleconverter and 200mm f4.5 without showing any signs of sagging, in fact the...

Posted by Dangermouse on 01/08/2011 - 23:06

Cheap Tripod?

Let's get back on topic and try to avoid this thread going down the drain. The only tripod that's any good is a sturdy one. This usually means heavy as well, although carbon fibre ones can also be excellent. For cameras like the K-5 with the usual lenses on them (not 1000mm f8 ones) then somet...

Posted by johnriley on 02/08/2011 - 14:58

Cheap Tripod?

Let's get back on topic and try to avoid this thread going down the drain. The only tripod that's any good is a sturdy one. This usually means heavy as well, although carbon fibre ones can also be excellent. For cameras like the K-5 with the usual lenses on them (not 1000mm f8 ones) then somet...

Posted by Don on 02/08/2011 - 15:03

One reason why I love shooting RAW

I tried JPEG once on my K-x Steve. Straight back to RAW after I struggled to recover highlights. Super little camera too.

Posted by Blythman on 28/07/2011 - 16:30

One reason why I love shooting RAW

nanhi, your post is showing why I don't use JPG shooting. I'm just too lazy.:D (It also underlines how biased against JPG my original post is but I warned that it would be.) Firstly I don't want necessarily the shot matching the real life scene. I leave that to forensics. I prefer to try to get ...

Posted by Prieni on 01/08/2011 - 08:31

Budget monitor reccomendation?

Hi, I've never liked glossy screens for the same reason. DVI connection and a good graphics card can contribute to a good set up. Be careful about older screens that the back lighting has deteriorated on. My current screen is a LG but I'd like to upgrade soon, very good blacks though, Il...

Posted by wvbarnes on 28/07/2011 - 16:33

Budget monitor reccomendation?

My eyes are old but I certainly wouldn't want less than 22 inch diagonal, especially if widescreen which are much smaller pro rata. The DVI connection is essential or you're converting digital to anologue back to digital with D sub

Posted by wvbarnes on 28/07/2011 - 19:26

RawTherapee 3.0 Released

Thanks for this, Mark. I "lost" my copy of PS cs3 a while ago and went back to using RAWTHERAPEE for RAW conversions. As you say, this version looks much better. I've processed one shot and the process was much better.

Posted by bwlchmawr on 28/07/2011 - 18:21

RawTherapee 3.0 Released

I tried RAW Therapee a while back & preferred the Pentax software or gimp. However, the list of additions & improvements in v3 looks extensive & impressive, so I think I´ll download it & give it another shot. Each time I use a free processing program I take a step further back from purchasing Li...

Posted by Jonathan-Mac on 28/07/2011 - 21:25

TriggerTrap

Looks interesting, but I think they will need a reliable supplier to back them. Preferably in the UK. Take care. Chris R.

Posted by ChrisR on 29/07/2011 - 15:45

which high-end compact to choose

I actually really like that movie, it just have a lovely air to it. Have you already seen The Borrower Arrietty? That one have such a great atmosphere, a must see. Much better then the CGI stuff now a days :roll: I always look up the date of the movie and compare it what Disney was making. K...

Posted by Anvh on 01/08/2011 - 00:10

24.3 MP Exmor CMOS sensor

what are the actual problems, other than 'redundancy'? Are the extra pixels really redundant even, if they can draw fine details more smoothly even if not contributing to *more* detail. Loss of definition, besides wouldn't the time, effort and money be better spent improving other aspects of the des...

Posted by johnwhit on 05/08/2011 - 14:17

24.3 MP Exmor CMOS sensor

what are the actual problems, other than 'redundancy'? Are the extra pixels really redundant even, if they can draw fine details more smoothly even if not contributing to *more* detail. Loss of definition, besides wouldn't the time, effort and money be better spent improving other aspects of the des...

Posted by Don on 05/08/2011 - 15:24

Do I meed a K5 ?

The K-r operates just the same way as the K-x, but is faster and has focus point indication in the viewfinder. It's a lovely camera and will slide seamlessly into your existing style. Only buy the K-5 if you need weather resistance or the higher pixel count or the better low light performance. Be...

Posted by johnriley on 06/08/2011 - 13:58

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