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cardiff_gareth wrote:
Thanks JR, yes, I wanted to know how much better it is. We all know that primes are 'better' than zooms but what I was getting at was how much 'better' it is as I can set the 16-45mm to 35mm so I have that focal length already. The question I was looking for Stefan is weather anyone has compared the DAL 35mm to a 16-45mm that's set at 35mm for a comparison
Well you can compare the shots, like you can see the FA35 and the DAL35 aren't miles apart.

FA35
DA16-45

The DAL will most likely be better in every aspect but not by miles and the DA16-45 already preform very good, i doubt you will see a real difference unless you zoom in 100%
But still my earlier comment stand though, you will use a zoom for different things as you would a prime.
I doubt you will be sitting at home contemplating if you should use the DAL35 or the DA16-45 today.
Both my primes and zoom lenses overlap and i never have to think hard which to take, if in doubt i'll always take the zoom because i've more reach that way.
If i know the DA40 or DFA100 would be suitable i'll take those for the extra quality.

Comment by Anvh posted on DAL 35mm Review at 22/10/2010 - 10:47

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johnriley wrote:
There is already a section for recommended suppliers:

https://www.pentaxuser.com/forum/topic/recommended-suppliers-of-equipment-2420

But not for individual offers. No, I think if you want to do a poll then go ahead, but just make it fair.
We could start a topic like that but then with "great deals" and make it a sticky and you're done.

Comment by Anvh posted on sigma 70-200mm f2.8 mk11 at 21/10/2010 - 17:43

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Mike-P wrote:
Would you like to see a sub section on the forum dedicated to Shopping, suppliers and bargains.
For what's worth you got my blessing Mike

Comment by Anvh posted on sigma 70-200mm f2.8 mk11 at 21/10/2010 - 17:17

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Hypocorism wrote:
Anvh wrote:
the DAL 35 is a prime though (obviously) why compare it to a zoom lens which you use differently?
To avoid possible duplication if you already own a capable zoom covering the length might be one consideration for some.
But still my question stands.

It's just so different to use a prime compare to using a zoom that there really is no real comparison for me at least.

It's the same as comparing motor cycles with cars, both designed to bring you from point A to B over the road but they are completely different things to handle.

You won't use the DAl 35mm as a DA 16-45 or vice versa so they don't replace each other.

Comment by Anvh posted on DAL 35mm Review at 21/10/2010 - 17:11

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John it's just another section on the forum, like we have the general chat and the lens section here there is also a "great deals" section.
Nothing more to know really.

Someone simply post a link to a deal they find be it a store or ebay and that's it.

I think it's a better solution then put everything in the general chat, that's already flooded with everything and nothing.

Comment by Anvh posted on sigma 70-200mm f2.8 mk11 at 21/10/2010 - 17:03

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johnriley wrote:
Looking around the web, I can't find a forum that has a section that does what you envisage, so if someone can point me to one then please do.
On www.pentaxforum.nl there is a "great deals" section, you need to be a member to view it though.

Comment by Anvh posted on sigma 70-200mm f2.8 mk11 at 21/10/2010 - 16:45

Anvh
the DAL 35 is a prime though (obviously) why compare it to a zoom lens which you use differently?

Comment by Anvh posted on DAL 35mm Review at 21/10/2010 - 16:28

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noidea wrote:
Just been having a play with the K-r in manual mode. I can click iso on the control pad and use the wheel to adjust it, but the iso value is not displayed in the viewfinder so have to pull back and use screen. Not the end of the world but seems an easy feature to have been implemented (you can change shutter and aperture without leaving viewfinder, why not sensitivity given it is third part of exposure equation)
Well at least now you've a reason to get a K5.

Comment by Anvh posted on Adjusting iso with K-r at 21/10/2010 - 14:50

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Hypocorism wrote:
Like I said the first, 1/3 EV, is a factory default #1 anyway.
1/2 EV is non-default #2 in the list.
They might have changed that with a firmware update then.

Comment by Anvh posted on Adjusting iso with K-r at 21/10/2010 - 14:49

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Gwyn wrote:
No, that wedge is for men only. Girls won't be listening to their voice. trust me on this Stefan.
That's what i meant indirectly.
The wedge Pentaxophile was thinking about is for girls only and the supplied link from TG tells you why

Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 21/10/2010 - 14:44

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