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Nakedgun wrote:
Thank you, Andy and Nigelk.

alfpics wrote:
Well - very different and artistic! Would be interested to know some of the particular settings the camera were for these?!!
Andy,

On the K-5, I used the digital filter "custom filter" setting, scroll down to "invert color." This found under menu record tab #2.
May be located differently on other bodies.
Ah thanks for the info - I've never bothered delving into those custom filters!!

Comment by alfpics posted on Rorschach abstracts at 18/10/2015 - 09:23

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No 1 is great and you've caught the cave lighting beautifully IMO. I know what Nigel means about 'no light', but some of the daylight ones still work for me - especially no 4 as overcast conditions allow the rock colours to come out

Comment by alfpics posted on Howth at 17/10/2015 - 10:54

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Well - very different and artistic! Would be interested to know some of the particular settings the camera were for these?!!

Comment by alfpics posted on Rorschach abstracts at 17/10/2015 - 08:51

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cvhennessy wrote:
I think the amateurism of Ken Rockwells website matches his articles. I read another review of the K3 II in a magazine which was generally good. It was marred by a comment that "the number of external buttons makes it more of a enthustiasts camera than a professionals". When was the last time you wanted to dig through menus to change settings. By that logic entry level compacts are professionals cameras and FF DSLRS are for beginners. It reminds me of a comment made by a friend of mine who used to be a mechanic working at a major car manufacturers preparing vehicles for motorshows and road tests. His opinion of motor journalists, including some very well known ones, was that they would be just as happy writing about flower arranging as long as they could get their articles published and they actually knew very little about cars. I suspect there are quite a few people writing about photography who fit that description as well...................
I read that article and thought strange...

Comment by alfpics posted on Pentax Lens praise from Ken Rockwell of all places! at 15/10/2015 - 18:41

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I guess in theory to UN subscribe you just don't respond to the notification; just delete that then you shouldn't receive any more

Comment by alfpics posted on more ff rumors at 14/10/2015 - 10:35

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Great picture!

Comment by alfpics posted on FS: SMC Pentax K 135mm f2.5 at 10/10/2015 - 09:14

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McGregNi wrote:
alfpics wrote:
bwlchmawr wrote:
Lovely fun colourful shots, Nigel. Nicely varied.
Agree - and never realised you could access up to any of these arches on foot!
Thanks, I'm not sure that I'd take the kids there without knowing a lot about the tides and terrain. I'm assuming you can walk around from South Beach in Studland and carry on at low tide .... From what I've seen the drops are too sheer to be able to climb down from above .....

Thanks also Andrew and Stan, very glad you saw them
Too right - have had a close call in the past further along the coast at Ladram Bay (Devon) when our kids were smaller and the tide was coming in!

Comment by alfpics posted on AHOY THERE! Handfast Point Maritime at 07/10/2015 - 19:00

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bwlchmawr wrote:
Lovely fun colourful shots, Nigel. Nicely varied.
Agree - and never realised you could access up to any of these arches on foot!

Comment by alfpics posted on AHOY THERE! Handfast Point Maritime at 07/10/2015 - 14:31

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bforbes wrote:
Brilliant set. Love the fag in the mouth. For concentration?

I'm always amazed by the quality of scanned images
That caught my eye straight away too! Lovely images

Comment by alfpics posted on Way Back When set 1 at 06/10/2015 - 09:11

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Welcome Mike. I have the K5ii as well and re the in camera HDR shot - not bad is it?!
Look forward to more of your work

Comment by alfpics posted on Early morning on the Mill Stream at 01/10/2015 - 16:38

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