Ammonyte

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The name PentaxWorld.com is registered thus:-

Results from whois.dynadot.com
Domain Name: pentaxworld.com
Registered at http://www.dynadot.com

Registrant:
KOH KHO KING
28-6-909 SunSquare
Nishihonmachi Saijo
Higashi-Hiroshima, Hiroshima 7390043
Japan

Administrative Contact:
KOH KHO KING
28-6-909 SunSquare
Nishihonmachi Saijo
Higashi-Hiroshima, Hiroshima 7390043
Japan
[email protected]
+81 08063047929

Technical Contact:
KOH KHO KING
28-6-909 SunSquare
Nishihonmachi Saijo
Higashi-Hiroshima, Hiroshima 7390043
Japan
[email protected]
+81 08063047929

Record expires on 2007/12/26 UTC
Record created on 2006/12/26 UTC

Domain servers in listed order:
ns1.shashinki.net
ns2.shashinki.net

Now it seems strange to me, that the people who registered and administer the domain use gmail email accounts and not an account belonging to their own domain!

Comment by Ammonyte posted on www.PentaxWorld.com for worldwide Pentax users at 27/12/2006 - 17:19

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I know you can download directly from the DS/K10D to a PC, but can you use them in "tethered" mode - i.e. control the camera and take photographs via software on the PC? Thats what I wasn't sure about. I downloaded the latest version of Pentax Remote Software and it wouldn't recognise the K10D.

Comment by Ammonyte posted on Pentax issues new firmware for six DSLRs at 03/01/2007 - 11:54

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Not all models support being run from the PC anyway. I think only the original D can be controlled in this fashion.

Comment by Ammonyte posted on Pentax issues new firmware for six DSLRs at 31/12/2006 - 17:33

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It's funny that macro seems to be the one area that comes for 'free' with digital compacts, but is very expensive to achieve with a D-SLR!
You can't really compare the two. Macro photography with an SLR takes you into a whole different ballpark of magnification. The "macro" setting on a compact camera should really be called "close-up focussing"

Comment by Ammonyte posted on Macro Options for K10d at 27/12/2006 - 17:33

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Paul,

I have the Tamron 90mm which I use with the Vivitar 6000 ring flash, and I'm happy with the results. I also have extension tubes and reversing rings, all picked up cheaply on "that auction site" and you can get some astounding results for not much money and an existing lens!

Comment by Ammonyte posted on Macro Options for K10d at 26/12/2006 - 13:21

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Happy Hogswatch!

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Comment by Ammonyte posted on Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year at 26/12/2006 - 13:14

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Also NR can slow things down a bit, if you take a 3 second exposure, the camera takes another 3 second exposure (with the shutter closed) to produce some "reference" noise which it can subtract from the first image.

Comment by Ammonyte posted on Pentax K10D - Absolute Black Darkness - TEST at 13/01/2007 - 12:04

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Try as I might, I cannot find "Aktivo" to be an anagram of "Teogwin"

Comment by Ammonyte posted on Pentax K10D - Absolute Black Darkness - TEST at 28/12/2006 - 11:36

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It seems extremely, suspiciously, low for such a "hot" item. Is it a typo for a K110 or K100 perhaps?

Comment by Ammonyte posted on Decisions, decisions... at 22/12/2006 - 11:59

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Agreed, Pentax are small compared to kanikon, and while being small often has advantages (a lot of the most innovative and creative products seem to emmanate from smaller concerns) when distributing and marketing your product having Big Budgets helps.

Comment by Ammonyte posted on Hoya buy Pentax at 23/12/2006 - 11:28

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