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Comment by alfpics posted on Film Cameras - Pick one for me at 18/10/2014 - 11:57
JonSchick wrote:
Is that why ePz is the way it is; ie mobile friendly as personally I don't like it on the desk-top, although can fully appreciate the need to be mobile friendly. On the desk-top now, a lot of un-necessary scrolling seems to be needed to find info on it and many other sites.Gwyn wrote:
Can I ask if you are also making a version for mobile phones, or maybe making it for Tapatalk too? The current site is horrible on my phone, which is all I have to access the site while travelling.
I agree - making the site easily accessible on mobile devices is essential nowadays and to have a design that only works well on computers and tablets is a bit out of date TBH. Hopefully this has been addressed?Can I ask if you are also making a version for mobile phones, or maybe making it for Tapatalk too? The current site is horrible on my phone, which is all I have to access the site while travelling.
A thought; is there a way for a host site to recognise whether it is a desk-top or mobile device that is trying to access it and provide two layouts?
Comment by alfpics posted on New Pentax User Redesign Screenshots at 18/10/2014 - 11:40
wasleys wrote:
Forum pages look to suffer from usual redesign failing of too much white space leading to less content and more scrolling.
That is my thought as well - it seems to be following the ePz design which I guess has been done to enable easier viewing on mobile devices, but as someone who still uses a desktop and a large screen, it is less appealing. Sorry to be negative!Forum pages look to suffer from usual redesign failing of too much white space leading to less content and more scrolling.
Comment by alfpics posted on New Pentax User Redesign Screenshots at 16/10/2014 - 16:39
I have used it in macro work and its brilliant for making that final composition when the tripod head/ focus-rail is a bit fiddly and inexact for the position you want.
Not tried for perspective shift though - be interesting to try it out sometime!
Not tried for perspective shift though - be interesting to try it out sometime!
Comment by alfpics posted on Using sensor shift at 14/10/2014 - 09:53
Thanks for the link - even though it did pan/ zoom a bit too quickly, still very enjoyable!
Comment by alfpics posted on Edwin Smith, British photographer at 08/10/2014 - 20:13
stu62 wrote:
Hadn't thought of the 645Z However a lens to go with it...alfpics wrote:
If it was a new for old policy - then as the K10D was, in its day, the top of the line model, that should point to a K3 replacement!
hang on a mo top of the range they didnt have the 645z then so dose that count would be nice thoughIf it was a new for old policy - then as the K10D was, in its day, the top of the line model, that should point to a K3 replacement!
punkrockemo wrote:
What is worth noting is that when you increase the density to higher levels you get uneven exposures, from what I have read this can also be true of more expensive variable filters. .
This problem with a variable ND filter increases the wider the angle of the lens - I managed to get a dark cross shape on the image, with others patches where more light gets throughWhat is worth noting is that when you increase the density to higher levels you get uneven exposures, from what I have read this can also be true of more expensive variable filters. .
Comment by alfpics posted on variable ND filters at 02/10/2014 - 19:44
Epic!!! At least you've seen them twice now!
Comment by alfpics posted on My second Kingfisher shot at 27/09/2014 - 22:05
Loved that link Algi!
Comment by alfpics posted on Apple hired Marc Newson at 07/09/2014 - 19:20
Built by Cosina along with loads of other cheap cameras .....
http://manilacamerastyle.com/post/1427156173/sent-in-ricoh-kr-5-super-ii
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