fa lens on my k5
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Posted 14/10/2012 - 16:27
That's interesting, image appears instantly when no card is present too...
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Posted 14/10/2012 - 16:39
Just tried it on my K7. I have the 320 and a kit da 18/55 and both take the same amount of time to appear on the screen, a second or so.
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Posted 14/10/2012 - 17:03
I had the same strange processing time difference with my Pentax 18-250mm and another lens. I can't remember which lens it was and which was the fast one and which was the slow one. Someone did explain it, but I can't remember what they said. So all in all not a lot of use except that I was told it was completely normal and nothing to worry about 
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Posted 14/10/2012 - 17:44
My guess is you've enabled lens correction on the camera
The DA lenses are "known" and will be corrected for distortion and CA but the older FA lenses will just save immediately (because the camera won't be know the correction details).
Personally, I do all the corrections in LR anyway from RAW and so leave in camera correction turned off
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The DA lenses are "known" and will be corrected for distortion and CA but the older FA lenses will just save immediately (because the camera won't be know the correction details).
Personally, I do all the corrections in LR anyway from RAW and so leave in camera correction turned off
Matt
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Posted 14/10/2012 - 18:06
MattMatic wrote:
My guess is you've enabled lens correction on the camera
The DA lenses are "known" and will be corrected for distortion and CA but the older FA lenses will just save immediately (because the camera won't be know the correction details).
Personally, I do all the corrections in LR anyway from RAW and so leave in camera correction turned off
Matt
My guess is you've enabled lens correction on the camera
The DA lenses are "known" and will be corrected for distortion and CA but the older FA lenses will just save immediately (because the camera won't be know the correction details).
Personally, I do all the corrections in LR anyway from RAW and so leave in camera correction turned off
Matt
That's it. You know you are getting old when you can only remember things when someone reminds you.
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