Glad to read a biased review positive towards Pentax for a change

More photos, with exif this time (i hope)

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Is there a limit how many you can post?

ohh... I think i have overdone the last one....
What do you think?

135mm is the most common in the range.
You've f/2.8 and f/3.5 I believe.

I'm no expert and don't know the lenses so hopefully some one else can help you more.

Lets do it then.
The first coting comp in January will be "best photo of 2010"
it will be an extra comp, so the winner before that will set the theme after that one.
So nothing can be won, just for fun

The Kr btw also have an AF assist light when it gets dark and the Kr has a different sensor.
Many think it's the same but that's not true the one in the Kr is even smaller so they are really different, they are both from Sony though.
Also the Kr use the new AF system.

I know the Kx had some artefact's when shot low ISO, don't know if the Kr is better in that aspect?

I might do some testing later.
Measure the focus throw of the focus ring and then how much time it takes for the AF to move the focus from closes to the horizon and back. I think the movement speed will be roughly the same for all.

I see that the exif data isn't inside.

I used manual mode with them for that reason.
I had the metering on spot, that helped to have some indication if your exposure is still on track.

I shot everything in RAW, like you said the white balance influence the colours a lot, i did change that with all my photos.
And RAW also help me to correct the exposure in the photo.
If I had shot with RAW+ i wouldn't have used one JPG
But it isn't my way to used JPG anyway so that might explain it.

So if you can work with RAW and don't mind that, then that's the way to go I think. It makes things less critical and easier.

If i'll work on it in Photoshop i only sharpen it a little, most of the time I even just used the default settings.
What i mostly do is try to fix the exposure the best i can and get the colours right for the rest sharpening, noise reduction and things like contrast, levels, curves is all done in photoshop.

I just love to work with layer blending modes and things like that and i've some handy plugins in photoshop that i used so I don't spend much time on photos in Lightroom because of that.

Well with a strippenkaart you can get to the wallen (red light district Amsterdam)
It isn't a train ticket btw, it only work on the buss, trolly, trams, metro and waterbus here.

That can be very nice