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More From Whitby
An interesting new perspective on a well worn theme. The walking figures in the scene are a good touch as well. Those foamy patterns in the water make a very good effect I wonder, would cloning out the distracting red life buoy be an acceptable step to strengthen the focus on the other key elements...
Posted by McGregNi on 30/04/2016 - 13:42
Bluebells and Birds, more K-1 testing..
I'm sure the novelty of the new toy will wear of soon ! 1: Apologies for those that don't like artistic processing :-) 2: Out of focus Macro shot, but I liked it 3: Bluebell Wood 4: Another Macro taken with K-1 and MF Vivitar 55mm 5: More Bluebells using the FA77 this ti...
Posted by Hullman on 01/05/2016 - 18:59
A Set from the Tour De Yorkshire, Conisbrough (image heavy)
I'm a Conisbrough Lad, so had to go back yesterday for the Tour De Yorkshire festivities. So, here's a set of images from the day, not particularly focussed on the cycle racing as I was more interested in what was going on around it. All with the K-3, lenses used are the magnificent DA*50-135 (bes...
Posted by davidstorm on 01/05/2016 - 21:49
Abbaye aux Dames, Caen
Well that takes me back a few years, Kris... Lovely light, colour and detail. I'd love to have seen Caen before 1944.
Posted by bwlchmawr on 03/05/2016 - 07:14
First shots with K1 and 15-30 ( unplanned in challenging light) whist waiting for the wife
Well you've proven it now, Daron ..... you have absolutely no self control :o But your luck was in that the battery was charged enough! Dolly and the doorknob are the best here, and they show that this lens/camera combo is going to be a strong one.... good contrast and tonal control and the clos...
Posted by McGregNi on 03/05/2016 - 14:56
Flybe Over the City
A couple of shots from near the heart of London, taken from Blackfriars Bridge with the Pentax K7 and Tamron AF70-300mm Di LD, late on a sunny afternoon back in March.
Posted by McGregNi on 04/05/2016 - 14:47
Drone!
Managed to get a few snapped off as this took flight! What an amazing range they have. He flew it out literally to sea and we couldn't see the thing before he brought it back! 1. by , on Flickr 2. by , on Flickr
Posted by cardiffgareth on 05/05/2016 - 18:49
Drone!
Having played with these a while back myself, the line of sight/see at all times requirement is misguided. If there is camera feedback to a local screen, you have much more control and spatial awareness etc than if you can just see it with the naked eye. These things are a marvel of cheap but ...
Posted by richandfleur on 05/05/2016 - 23:08
The Strid
Thanks Tim x2, David and Stosser for detailed thoughts on these... very useful, as ever... Tim A and Tim F: I'd been to Bolton Abbey quite a bit for the trees, and the other waterfall there, Posforth Gill... I'd sort of purposefully avoided the Strid, I suppose, as it's been pretty well photog...
Posted by thingsthatihaveseen on 09/05/2016 - 16:33
Boring first shot
Look forward to it Phil. Need a few more hours of learning first though! Interesting comment Stu, but it seems to go against general opinion. That said, my last DSLR was a Canon 50D with some more than reasonable lenses. I don't think I ever got a properly exposed and sharp image out of it, yet m...
Posted by Rabski on 12/05/2016 - 10:30
Boring first shot
Ricoh's Pentax offerings seem to have improved on the out of camera jpegs (the K-1's jpegs are really good). The reason for the inbuilt raw converter isn't necessarily to process the images half way up a mountain (though one can if one wants) but to produce an improved image using the camera's inbu...
Posted by JAK on 12/05/2016 - 21:16
K 35mm f3.5 in the garden
A new challenge for Pentax tracking autofocus ! :shock: You were right to go manual then Derek :wink: The flowers and last snail one are excellent, beautiful colours. I tend to use my 135mm for tubes but its worked here to give the coverage needed. If I'm right it's actually the shorter focal len...
Posted by McGregNi on 13/05/2016 - 08:31
K 35mm f3.5 in the garden
The flowers and last snail one are excellent, beautiful colours. I tend to use my 135mm for tubes but its worked here to give the coverage needed. If I'm right it's actually the shorter focal length lenses that end up with closest focus with tubes .... ? Yup, you are right but you also end up very c...
Posted by womble on 13/05/2016 - 16:52
Cropped screw with pentax A 35-70 f4
Is this the one with the loose focus ring or another one? (We told you it is a stellar performer)
Posted by davidwozhere on 15/05/2016 - 00:41
Cropped screw with pentax A 35-70 f4
Is this the one with the loose focus ring or another one? (We told you it is a stellar performer) Decided to keep the loose ringed one . :)
Posted by melness on 15/05/2016 - 05:51
Some from the meet at Foxglove Covert today.
Did you get the K3 back, or are you a Sony user now:shock::shock: Here are some of mine all K5lls/150-450 Never did find one of the orange tip things:(
Posted by bforbes on 14/05/2016 - 19:16
Some from the meet at Foxglove Covert today.
It turned out well with the results justifying the trip. I got the K3 back Barrie. Mrs K10D did however comment that she found it easier to use than she thought it would be. I've included some of here shots below since they were with my Pentax kit as witnessed by other Pentax Users present on t...
Posted by K10D on 15/05/2016 - 08:20
Pensthorpe
A few shots from a visit to Pensthorpe Reserve in Norfolk 2 weeks ago. These are my first images posted, so be gentle. All taken with a Samsung GX10 and Tamron 28-200. Red Squirrel Shoveler Oystercatcher Mandarin Mute Swan - I realise this is slightly out of focus, but...
Posted by emleyman on 15/05/2016 - 11:28
Zebra Spider
Salticus scenicus, captured by the conservatory window, this afternoon. K5, 100mm D FA Macro, Tamron 1.4x converter. Pentax AF080C ring flash. Handheld, manual focus. Mono conversion in Elements 11. Any thoughts welcome, Roger.
Posted by coker on 15/05/2016 - 21:45
Great Crested Grebes K3 and 560mm
Back with a punch Alan. Great work, as usual. Keep it up and post more often. Best regards
Posted by K10D on 23/05/2016 - 07:47
