I'm not an engineer but could it be to do with the DA*300 being a fixed focal length rather than a zoom? I should imagine the motor would be put under more strain
on a zoom lens.

Fantastic images...all really good, great colours and detail and superb compositions...some of the best shots i've seen of Anglesey.

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Karlo

Concrete...probably the most useful building material ever developed but surely the most ugly and unattractive.

Full marks for your dedication Bill but being totally honest I find the images depressing to look at!

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Karlo

Excellent stuff and as others have said enhanced by the commentary.

Nice to see shots from a very unusual location...one would have thought that by now it was pretty hard to find anywhere in Europe that hadn't been well covered...
these are new to me though.

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Karlo

I notice that each individual image JPEG can't be more than 2.5Mb so i suppose this restriction in itself may well limit the amount of PP that can be carried out. Using a K-50 my typical image sizes at full JPEG quality are between 6 - 7Mb, even basic PP like altering the contrast/brightness increases this figure.

I have to say it's an imaginative use of the Pentax advertising/marketing budget...probably quite cost effective too when you consider how little exposure about £1000 would buy using traditional ad media.

Really good those Derek...those Samyang lenses are a very capable bunch as well.

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Karlo

+ 1

+1 also

Thanks Gwyn...all the very best to you and yours as well.

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Karlo

That's very impressive...so sharp and detailed for a handheld shot.