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Comment by Anvh posted on Spyder3Express at 01/10/2010 - 20:29
Just love the sunrays
Is there a trick to capture them?
Is there a trick to capture them?
Comment by Anvh posted on A stroll in the woods (6 photos) at 01/10/2010 - 20:19
johnriley wrote:
The place for comment on images is Your Photos or the Gallery and I don't understand how Stefan can be unable to comment on any of the images there.
Because of thisThe place for comment on images is Your Photos or the Gallery and I don't understand how Stefan can be unable to comment on any of the images there.
pink wrote:
RULE YOU MUST HAVE A UPLOADED IMAGE IN YOUR GALLERY TO TAKE PART
I don't have a photo in my portfolio here and I don't desire to upload photos to it, so if you aren't allowed to link to another gallery I won't be able to comment.RULE YOU MUST HAVE A UPLOADED IMAGE IN YOUR GALLERY TO TAKE PART
Comment by Anvh posted on What you Like at 01/10/2010 - 20:15
Kris I would have liked to comment on one of your photos but I'm not allowed to
What if I would provide an alternative gallery?
What if I would provide an alternative gallery?
Comment by Anvh posted on What you Like at 01/10/2010 - 18:59
Good post Jon.
Just wanted to add that Macro lenses compared to normal lenses offer a very flat field of focus, so the focus through it frame is the same. With many normal lenses you see that the focus bends slightly at the corners. This of hardly any concern with normal shooting but with macro you can very easily see the field of focus so it's important it's perfect.
Just wanted to add that Macro lenses compared to normal lenses offer a very flat field of focus, so the focus through it frame is the same. With many normal lenses you see that the focus bends slightly at the corners. This of hardly any concern with normal shooting but with macro you can very easily see the field of focus so it's important it's perfect.
Comment by Anvh posted on Please explain macro lenses too me ! at 01/10/2010 - 17:40
Oggy wrote:
Stefan - try reading the post I was replying to.
Didn't knew you was replying to one, thank you for pointing it out.Stefan - try reading the post I was replying to.
Comment by Anvh posted on Lens Hood for K-X ? at 01/10/2010 - 17:33
gartmore wrote:
I keep both eyes open too, one (the right) is looking through the camera and the other is scanning what isn't in the viewfinder. It takes practice.
Same here, it takes a bit of getting used to though. I keep both eyes open too, one (the right) is looking through the camera and the other is scanning what isn't in the viewfinder. It takes practice.
Ken have you ever tried a camera with a digital viewfinder, if so what's your experience with using both eyes with those
Comment by Anvh posted on Which eye? at 01/10/2010 - 17:27
Pentaxophile wrote:
Very nice, but is it just me who finds the coloured K-r's harder to like than the K-x's?
I found out that the coloured K-m looked very different in the shop so I think you should actually see one in real life to really judge that.Very nice, but is it just me who finds the coloured K-r's harder to like than the K-x's?
Comment by Anvh posted on Pentax advert on Youtube at 01/10/2010 - 17:23
kff wrote:
2) K-5 (+ to spend more and more money for accessories like 10'' external LCD monitor or a better viewfinder for my bad eyes + video and macro brackets + Stereo MIC and accessories) and I would sit at home ...
Never knew you can install a different viewfinder in your camera 2) K-5 (+ to spend more and more money for accessories like 10'' external LCD monitor or a better viewfinder for my bad eyes + video and macro brackets + Stereo MIC and accessories) and I would sit at home ...
Comment by Anvh posted on Pentax K-5 Autofocus System at 01/10/2010 - 17:20
Thank you Ken for the explainable and you to Don, the DJ setup sounds super
Working with two mics might be the best solution but that's just a little bit to serious for me at the moment, I just want decent sound when shooting video.
And the mic will just be mounted on the hotshoe
Maybe later I might want to expand that but that's a concern later, this will be my first steps in to video so don't want to over do it.
Knowing me though I will probably have a 2 mic setup by the end of the year anyway
@Smeggy, thank you for your response.
Indeed it can be very expensive.
Found these images to illustrate the differnces.
Cardioid
Super cardioid
Lobar/Gun
Working with two mics might be the best solution but that's just a little bit to serious for me at the moment, I just want decent sound when shooting video.
And the mic will just be mounted on the hotshoe
Maybe later I might want to expand that but that's a concern later, this will be my first steps in to video so don't want to over do it.
Knowing me though I will probably have a 2 mic setup by the end of the year anyway
@Smeggy, thank you for your response.
Indeed it can be very expensive.
Found these images to illustrate the differnces.
Cardioid
Super cardioid
Lobar/Gun
Comment by Anvh posted on What microphone for video? at 01/10/2010 - 17:15
Here is a good site with reviews http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/reviews.html
The Pantone Huey PRO is in the same price class as the Spyder3express I believe link