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And just thought of another - Lightzone!

Comment by alfpics posted on Any free online tool for processing a photo (specifically black and white presets)? at 27/04/2015 - 19:20

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johnha wrote:
- it can feel like wrestling with an octopus in a soap factory sometimes!

John.
So true!! I have a Uni-loc (from about 1997), but am not sure which system it is. They do require attention and practice.
Mine doesn't go very high; ie I am a tad under 6 foot and sometimes have wished the tripod could go about 3 inches higher

Comment by alfpics posted on Wanted - Uni-Loc tripod - Major System 1600 or Major System 2300 at 27/04/2015 - 10:11

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MattMatic wrote:
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Pentax's implementation is to move the RGBG filter separate to the sensor.
Not sure that's a requirement.
Probably done by moving the whole sensor 1 pixel - then each physical pixel position will be exposed to each of the colours.
Matt
Ah - you're probably right Matt

Comment by alfpics posted on K3 II AF... at 24/04/2015 - 15:12

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Excellent - and even tho' flash was used, for handheld, managed not to wobble back and forth too much so that the important bit (the head etc) is in focus! Was that a green aphid being gobbled in front of her?

Comment by alfpics posted on Green on green at 24/04/2015 - 09:39

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richandfleur wrote:
Pentax has not been particularly proactive in pushing these sorts of improvements down the chain.
The high res mode seems an easy addition to any camera with capable hardware, which is like down to the k100d. It would be interesting to see if this eventuates as a firmware update or not.

Other brands, in a world outside the scope of this forum, are better at this post purchase support and I feel it's something Pentax/Ricoh could improve on or learn from.
I don't see how they could replicate the hi-res mode back down the line. Pentax's implementation is to move the RGBG filter separate to the sensor. If I understand it correctly, they need to shake mechanisms; one for the SR we know and the AA simulator, and a separate one just to move the filter now separated from the sensor

Comment by alfpics posted on K3 II AF... at 24/04/2015 - 09:07

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[quote:3496ace15f="alfpics"]This is well spotted Kris. The Bath stonework is fabulous isn't it?! Are/ were you in Bath for archaeological purposes, or for fun?[/quote]
After posting realised how this could have been taken; didn't mean to imply you don't have fun doing archaeology - sorry!

Comment by alfpics posted on Study in Red at 23/04/2015 - 09:33

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davidwozhere wrote:
(On my monitor at least)
I love the way the top half displays, then you have to scroll down to find the unexpected bit at the bottom
sort of the same for me; can't quite get the whole of the portrait oriented images on screen in one go

This is well spotted Kris. The Bath stonework is fabulous isn't it?! Are/ were you in Bath for archaeological purposes, or for fun?

Comment by alfpics posted on Study in Red at 23/04/2015 - 06:59

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richandfleur wrote:


The possibilities are endless
I wondered what was missing from my life...

Comment by alfpics posted on K3II specs leaked online... at 23/04/2015 - 06:43

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That is impressive!

Comment by alfpics posted on A k20d in the carpark at 22/04/2015 - 22:25

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