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Lets be honest...
I'm a combo of both perspectives. I'm all about the final image, and to that end I don't care how you processed it etc. I don't subscribe to that Photography must be straight out of the camera type angle, and I actually like the concept of 'developing' my photos, much as you would have done in t...
Posted by richandfleur on 21/11/2016 - 23:21
Lets be honest...
Yes it's interesting to see how previous early dslr sensor technology limitations have driven practises that still exist today. Useable ISO levels have continued to improve with successive models, to that point that continuing to limit your ISO may result in say motion blur, as a consequence of the ...
Posted by richandfleur on 22/11/2016 - 11:30
pentax d fa 28-105
It should work just fine. The lens has been designed for a full frame sensor, but it will work fine on a crop as the centre images a lens produces are invariable sharper than the edges. The focal length will always be 28-105.
Posted by pschlute on 24/12/2016 - 12:53
pentax d fa 28-105
It should work just fine. The lens has been designed for a full frame sensor, but it will work fine on a crop as the centre images a lens produces are invariable sharper than the edges. And it does exactly that - great quality on my K-5 IIs and K-70. It suits me, but be aware that its range is eff...
Posted by MrB on 24/12/2016 - 14:51
Who has a K1, and how do you like it?
Good advise from everyone. Awesome shots of the fighter, were you on a mtn. or something? Okay if I show it to club members? To answer one question, reason I bought the camera was due the type of photography I enjoy which is macro shots for insects/flowers, and landscapes. I read good thin...
Posted by paolo11 on 03/01/2017 - 17:22
Bad News at Nikon?
Perhaps Ricoh will take them over and rebrand them Pentax's! As the chap said, they need sensor stabilization and auto bracketing, where else to turn to? I wonder if the K-1 actually hit their full frame sales to add to their woes.
Posted by JAK on 17/02/2017 - 15:46
Bad News at Nikon?
Perhaps Ricoh will take them over and rebrand them Pentax's! As the chap said, they need sensor stabilization and auto bracketing, where else to turn to? I wonder if the K-1 actually hit their full frame sales to add to their woes. Kills two birds with one stone as Pentax needs improved autofocus ...
Posted by pgweber on 17/02/2017 - 16:18
Bad News at Nikon?
Perhaps Ricoh will take them over and rebrand them Pentax's! As the chap said, they need sensor stabilization and auto bracketing, where else to turn to? I wonder if the K-1 actually hit their full frame sales to add to their woes. Kills two birds with one stone as Pentax needs improved autofocus ...
Posted by JAK on 17/02/2017 - 16:20
wedding
If the ambient external conditions are bright and the internal settings are well lit by natural light ( big windows) I am very comfortable with just the two zooms and fill in / bounce flash as required. With the K1 Daron, I should think the options are considerably widened. If you can comfortabl...
Posted by McGregNi on 28/02/2017 - 07:45
wedding
I like to keep it simple If crop sensor then 16-50 50-135 50 1.4 Full frame 24-70 70-200 Two bodies and enjoy the day :-)
Posted by cabstar on 28/02/2017 - 20:13
wedding
Do a list of all the pictures you need to have, like parents, grandparents, uncle "Albert" and so on, then, enlist one or two of the guest who know everybody to "hunt" the people you need to photograph with the bride and groom after the ceremony. Believe me, you'll be too busy to spend time trying ...
Posted by pentaxian450 on 01/03/2017 - 02:49
Could this be true
When the K1 was launched its sales outstripped expectations, became the bestselling DSLR in Japan and a certain well-known retailer here in the UK told me that launch day was his busiest (and probably most profitable) ever. A similar sales success followed the 645Z after its launch so don't tell me ...
Posted by RobL on 11/07/2017 - 08:45
What is a Professional lens..?
You may have noticed that this week I have visited The Open Championship at Birkdale. As I like sports photography and capuring the best at it. On Sunday there were no problems for the public and any lens was allowed in. Even my Sigma 150-500. But when I returned on Wednesday the mood had changed t...
Posted by stub on 21/07/2017 - 16:32
Jessops sound the death knell for Pentax
I think Pentax on the other hand has missed the boat... there's no more separation between stills and video I think you've touched on something quite important there. We've seen the rise of the Photographer into Video, for reasons of a product upsell but also based on client expectations too. ...
Posted by richandfleur on 07/09/2017 - 00:49
Jessops sound the death knell for Pentax
I think Pentax on the other hand has missed the boat... there's no more separation between stills and video I think you've touched on something quite important there. We've seen the rise of the Photographer into Video, for reasons of a product upsell but also based on client expectations too. ...
Posted by Don on 12/09/2017 - 14:11
Jessops sound the death knell for Pentax
Being still photographers we are aware of the complex algorithms used to reduce the size of Jpegs. I'm amazed at the butchery used to get 4K video from a bigger sensor. Some of the cheaper cameras only record 2K and upscale to 4k. From the post above.... https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3...
Posted by Algernon on 13/09/2017 - 11:37
First to jump
Nikon have said they are researching a single model full frame mirrorless for their range. it will no doubt also be very expensive. With Polaroids, vinyl discs or even cassettes and some old film makes back in vogue there will always be niches. Rather than a film Pentax I'd be intrigued by a ...
Posted by wvbarnes on 19/09/2017 - 19:27
K-1 Upgrade thoughts.
If the size and weight is too much for you and your K3 does everything you want and you have the option to get a full refund on your unused K1 then it may well be the right decision to return it. Before you decide consider why you bought the K1 and what it can offer you over the K3. Full Frame gi...
Posted by LennyBloke on 01/11/2017 - 08:43
K-1 Upgrade thoughts.
If the size and weight is too much for you and your K3 does everything you want and you have the option to get a full refund on your unused K1 then it may well be the right decision to return it. Before you decide consider why you bought the K1 and what it can offer you over the K3. Full Frame gi...
Posted by JAK on 01/11/2017 - 12:44
K-1 Upgrade thoughts.
A little-advertised fact about the K1 which is mentioned in the brochure is the unique design of the mirror mechanism. In all other DSLR Cameras the mirror simply flips up when the shutter is pressed; as the mirror is scaled up to match the larger sensor this results in a deeper body. However in the...
Posted by RobL on 02/11/2017 - 07:56
