Give it a try Andrew just in case it's not in the manual
but is in the camera.

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I can't imagine why you would want to do that, so I don't
know if it's available on any other cameras.

For comparing two or more consecutive shots on the K20D and
K-5 I just use normal playback.... zoom to whatever I'm
interested in and then look at the other picture a second
later by using the front wheel. The camera retains the zoom
position.

Edit: Just had a look at the manuals. It's listed in
the K-5 Manual, but not in the K30 from what I could
see.

It could be useful for focus tests etc.

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There have been a few GX-20's for under £200 mentioned
on here recently.

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It's just a Fondle Slab! ... You just hold it
and stroke it! .... Be Happy!

Good results for 6400ISO.

I would have thought the AWB would have done better, but it
does sometimes get caught out sometimes, it does sometimes
In a wood with green light from the leaves is one case.

I always use CUSTOM WB indoors even with flash, because it
gets warmed up bouncing off walls etc. You can preset different
values say 3000K, 3500K or 4000K and try each one.

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That's a very sharp combination and you can see that from
both shots. The right side of the 1st shot looks a bit too
dark. The 2nd shot is spot on. A really nice picture.

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He's Taken more than Five then

Any Leica should qualify for £100 PX

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Glad to see that your braving the cold Cliff, the second
shots great, looks very much like a painting. The buildings
at the back and even the tree really make the picture.

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It's just above freezing this morning and these have really
warmed me up. I really like 3,4,6 and 7.

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