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Still used with viewcamera's though so can you call it old?

Comment by Anvh posted on A Viewfinder Problem Solved. at 06/05/2011 - 19:13

Anvh
Frogherder wrote:

Is there a listing anywhere that will explain these?
Are they (for the sake of argument) irrelevant and that any will suit a K10D and work beyond my capabilities?
The K10D has the newest K-mount so everything will work if you've firmware 1.30 or newer.

As for macro, there is a big differnce in a semi macro zoom like the 70-300 or a real macro lens. The 70-300 is a budget zoom while a macro is a lens specially engineerd just for macro.

Comment by Anvh posted on Lens codings at 06/05/2011 - 19:11

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Could it be that the camera was wihtout any power for some time?

Comment by Anvh posted on RAW+ at 06/05/2011 - 19:07

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chaude wrote:
I've never really used filters, so apologies for another silly question, though it's probably not just for the 31mm, it'll obviously apply to all lenses.
Since some topics here there are some that stop using filters for protection so maybe there is someone on the forum that has one for you?

Comment by Anvh posted on Filter on the 31mm at 06/05/2011 - 19:06

Anvh
Indeed don't use a flash.
The fighters are moving so it isn't a bad thing that there is motion in your photos... flash is boring.

Comment by Anvh posted on Photography at a Boxing Match at 05/05/2011 - 22:55

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I believe the IQ is roughly the same but the 14mm has f/2.8 and the 15mm is a limited lens and that means that it's very small and has very good built quality.
Which is more important to you?

http://www.photozone.de/pentax/117-pentax-smc-da-14mm-f28-ed-if-review--test-rep...

http://www.photozone.de/pentax/463-pentax_15_4

Comment by Anvh posted on 14mm or 15mm at 05/05/2011 - 22:48

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I don't like that concept D800, it doesn't look handy at all and actually more vulnerable to my eyes...

Also the D800 would probably be quite a lot bigger than the K5.



hmmm lets see...
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IN the large green and red box, there would be 2 in each but i've no idea where the silver go and where the gold.
From reading it seems there would be one silver and one gold in each but i ain't sure.

They are there to limit your focus so try to focus and see if you hit the limits correctly.

Comment by Anvh posted on SMC 18-55 DA at 05/05/2011 - 22:43

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gartmore wrote:
Its also possible to change every option in the RAW menu to jpeg. The RAW menu isn't in the custom menu, its here: Menu> Record Mode> RAW button
Yeah you're correct.
You can set it to switch for always or for just one shot i believe.
Good thinking =]

Comment by Anvh posted on RAW+ at 05/05/2011 - 20:21

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Northgrain wrote:


I assume your screw ins are soft grads? It's not totally clear from the Hilton website....
APS_C sensor is quite a bit smaller so a soft will be extra soft so a hard GND might be better but you need to find that out for yourself.

Comment by Anvh posted on ND filter advice for DA Ltds at 05/05/2011 - 20:19

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Mofino wrote:
and you waiting for Nikon?
I'm a bit jealous with the extra features you've for storbist photography but for the rest I'm happy with Pentax, i love the build quality of the camera and the DA* and limited lenses so for that reason i doubt i will switch.

Mofino wrote:
parts of which I speak is in the green circle on the first image
Those are almost all the parts

So that isn't very helpful, i'm sure when you look at the other photo's you will see where the pieces must go.

I think you mean these pieces.
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they fit in here.
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Those are for adjusting the focus limits.

Comment by Anvh posted on SMC 18-55 DA at 05/05/2011 - 20:16

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