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Posted 13/11/2011 - 10:46
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Hi Louise,
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You will be amazed with how much more you can do with the KR. Your ISO issue will go away (re your other post)
welcome,
You will be amazed with how much more you can do with the KR. Your ISO issue will go away (re your other post)
Posted 13/11/2011 - 17:48
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Hello I am a bit dubious about this model, trying to save up for the Kr.
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Posted 13/11/2011 - 18:40
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I use an X90 for all my eBay pictures - it makes an ideal camera for that. It's also got many possibilities as a general purpose camera, but isn't as fast or easy to use in the field as a DSLR such as the K-r.
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Posted 13/11/2011 - 18:42
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Is there anyway I can speed the shutter speed up please?
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Posted 13/11/2011 - 18:48
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In Tv you use the rear wheel to increase the shutter speed. In Av you open up the aperture and the shutter speed will increase to compensate.
If there isn't enough light the only other option is to increase the ISO value.
If there isn't enough light the only other option is to increase the ISO value.
Best regards, John
Posted 13/11/2011 - 18:52
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johnriley wrote:
In Tv you use the rear wheel to increase the shutter speed. In Av you open up the aperture and the shutter speed will increase to compensate.
If there isn't enough light the only other option is to increase the ISO value.
Hi what speed is fast when using TV please?:
In Tv you use the rear wheel to increase the shutter speed. In Av you open up the aperture and the shutter speed will increase to compensate.
If there isn't enough light the only other option is to increase the ISO value.
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Posted 13/11/2011 - 19:53
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Stuey wrote:
Welcome
Hi where you from?
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Posted 13/11/2011 - 23:42
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Hi louise i only joined the other day as well so welcome i also come from wiltshire .brian
Posted 14/11/2011 - 00:09
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AuraTodd wrote:
It's all depending upon circumstances. The speeds are recoprocals, so 1000 means 1/1000 second. The bigger the number the faster the speed. Speeds longer than 1/2 second are usually marked 1", 2", 4" etc. and this represents full seconds.johnriley wrote:
In Tv you use the rear wheel to increase the shutter speed. In Av you open up the aperture and the shutter speed will increase to compensate.
If there isn't enough light the only other option is to increase the ISO value.
Hi what speed is fast when using TV please?:In Tv you use the rear wheel to increase the shutter speed. In Av you open up the aperture and the shutter speed will increase to compensate.
If there isn't enough light the only other option is to increase the ISO value.
You will generally need a faster shutter speed as you zoom in, becasue the magnification exagerates camera shake.
Best regards, John
Posted 14/11/2011 - 10:18
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brianfromwilts wrote:
Hi louise i only joined the other day as well so welcome i also come from wiltshire .brian
Where in Wiltshire you from?
Hi louise i only joined the other day as well so welcome i also come from wiltshire .brian
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Posted 14/11/2011 - 12:00
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AuraTodd wrote:
hi i live in trowbridge for my sins and i was down youre way this weekend looking for red kites perhaps you could tell me the best place as i went to stoford i did see one eventualy about a mile away but coudnt find a good view point .brian
brianfromwilts wrote:
Hi louise i only joined the other day as well so welcome i also come from wiltshire .brian
Where in Wiltshire you from?Hi louise i only joined the other day as well so welcome i also come from wiltshire .brian
Posted 14/11/2011 - 12:54
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Welcome Louise. I've just re-joined (so to speak), and can say it's a great forum to be part of. I've just 'downgraded' toa Kr and am extremely impressed by it. It's a worthy purchase, trust me. Great noise control and an excellent sensor it would seem, and a very good kit lens (best kit lens of any make).
no doubt, youre enjoying the dreary weather in wiltshire.
no doubt, youre enjoying the dreary weather in wiltshire.
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