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Anvh
Indeed you've a different flash i think.
In Av mode i can't set to flash to Auto or Manual with the K10D, and when the camera is in manual the zooming always work.
The numbers in Auto is another story, i believe there was a trick for that... at least if i cycle through the flash programs so go from auto and back to auto it has the correct information.
Zooming always follows the focal length regardless the mode when the zoom is set to A-Zoom.

Comment by Anvh posted on K-5 Flash problems? Anyone can confirm this? at 30/11/2010 - 18:27

Anvh
Well you can lay of the ground off course, don't see a problem there.... you're just getting old Ken

Comment by Anvh posted on How to use flash if taking picture of baby on the floor at 30/11/2010 - 18:09

Anvh
Spoke to one of Pentax representatives at a photography fair a Sunday and it seems quite likely that the tethering program for the 645D will also supported the K5, i didn't asked about the other camera's.

Comment by Anvh posted on Tethering for the Kx at 30/11/2010 - 15:39

Anvh
Pentaxophile wrote:
Anvh wrote:
johnriley wrote:
The most likely thing is in the phrase "sensor management reasons" which possibly means heat. I doubt that it's a Diabolocal Plot!
That's a bit strange if you ask me...
Because it builds up heat with 30 second exposure it would be a great idea to do the same exposure of a 30 second afterwards for the DFS, wouldn't that just heat up the sensor more?
I don't think anyone said the DFS had anything to do with reducing heat :
No one said it was for reducing heat indeed and i don't claim someone said that.

But it was said that the DFS is on with longer exposure because of heat build up.
That's what i find a bit strange, why force a sensor that gets warm to do DFS it will only get more warmer right?

Comment by Anvh posted on turn off DFS with your K20D and K7 at 30/11/2010 - 13:35

Anvh
Home made tethering program for the Kx
https://sites.google.com/a/pentax.org.pl/tomaszkos/en

Comment by Anvh posted on Tethering for the Kx at 30/11/2010 - 13:21

Anvh
What kind of metering are you using?
spot, centre-weighted or Matrix?
If you're using spot than it's not uncommon you overexpose some parts of the photo

sterretje wrote:
Anvh wrote:

You sure about this, because all this gets comunicated with the K10D though, would be strange the K5 didn't.
I've tried both K10D and K5 in combination with the AF540FGZ. Will verify tonight again. Just to make sure, note the we're talking auto-mode, not p-ttl
Yes i'm talking about auto mode as well.
Even when you use manual mode the flash comunicate, you see the the flash distance scale changes when you change the ISO or aperture of the camera.

Comment by Anvh posted on K-5 Flash problems? Anyone can confirm this? at 30/11/2010 - 12:08

Anvh
Bought a nice liqueur that's brewed here locally and jenever to keep me warm the upcoming weeks ^^


lol, some kids can draw so well
link

Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 30/11/2010 - 11:56

Anvh
So if you turn a sensor on for 30 seconds it gets warmer than you turn it on for 1 minute, can you tell me how that works?

Comment by Anvh posted on turn off DFS with your K20D and K7 at 30/11/2010 - 10:44

Anvh
johnriley wrote:
The most likely thing is in the phrase "sensor management reasons" which possibly means heat. I doubt that it's a Diabolocal Plot!
That's a bit strange if you ask me...
Because it builds up heat with 30 second exposure it would be a great idea to do the same exposure of a 30 second afterwards for the DFS, wouldn't that just heat up the sensor more?

Comment by Anvh posted on turn off DFS with your K20D and K7 at 29/11/2010 - 21:50

Anvh
sterretje wrote:
I verified the K5/AF540FGZ combination and there does not seem to be communication in auto mode so I have to set those values myself. I don't think that it will be different with the Metz but you have to verify. I will leave zoom position on the flash out of the equation for now; it also looks that there is no communication regarding this.
You sure about this, because all this gets comunicated with the K10D though, would be strange the K5 didn't.

Comment by Anvh posted on K-5 Flash problems? Anyone can confirm this? at 29/11/2010 - 21:48

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