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cardiff_gareth wrote:
Yes dear, of course I'll miss you when your out ..............
Gareth you know for sure she doesn't read this thread or else you will be in trouble now

Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 04/09/2010 - 18:22

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Don't Worry Be Happy it's weekend after all link

first time hearing this one link
He's good isn't he ^^

Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 04/09/2010 - 18:02

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Pentaxophile wrote:
There is a list somewhere of the safe flashes and their voltages... needless to say I checked this first before trying the Cobra.
Here's the list http://www.botzilla.com/photo/strobeVolts.html

Comment by Anvh posted on Cobra 450af what will happen at 04/09/2010 - 16:36

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gartmore wrote:
Leica M9 and standard lens
The rule was Pentax only
There is the FA43 limited in the Leica mount though

Comment by Anvh posted on Dream collection at 04/09/2010 - 16:00

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hkwiles wrote:
As MarkD says, old version of 100mm macro can be had for just under £300, is the new Wr version with rounded blades worth the extra £200 !
The rounded blades do very very little in terms of the out of focus blur, it's the lens optics that really define how that looks since the amount of blades in the DFA is already high the rounded blades will only make the single highlight spots look more round but that's it.

With a photo like this taken with the WR version you see those bright dots in the background that look very nicely round, they will be that round through out the f-range but with the normal DFA those will look more angular at a higher f-number.
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With a photo like this without the highlight in the background you will not see a difference at all or if the lens is used wide open.
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here is a comparison on the USA forum link

Comment by Anvh posted on Venturing into the World of primes at 04/09/2010 - 15:57

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Mannesty wrote:
That road map is 18 months old now Stefan (March 2009), and the 'super telephoto' has been on it for at least 3 years.
Indeed it's old but it's the most recent one and it only strength my point we are waiting a long time for them

As for the super telephoto that isn't true, this the roadmap is from October 2007 link
It came on the roadmap the same time the DA*30 and the TC came on it in September 2008 link

Comment by Anvh posted on DA* 200mm ED (IF), any good? at 04/09/2010 - 15:05

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johnriley wrote:
It can be very off-putting for those starting out to receive a bewildering barrage of advice, and also to come away with the idea that digital photography is going to be an endless and expensive upgrade path.
I've never said you need a high end machine, I've only defended the usefulness of a decent GPU with the current and upcoming generation of software.
The GPU has the potential to be the most important component for graphical artist together with RAM.

I do agree the machines I choose are over-specd for normal photoshop but I don't use the PC for just that and the problem with the laptop is that only the higher end ones have a decent screen.
The only ones that have a good screen are the Macbook pro, Dell Studio and the HP Envy 14.

Comment by Anvh posted on Which one would you choose? at 04/09/2010 - 14:56

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johnwhit wrote:
I think they abandoned the SDM TC which is a real shame IMHO, we could do with one or an SDM 400mm f/**

John
The latest news on the TC was that it will be back on the lens roadmap together with the DA*30 when the new camera will be released... they said that after the KM so we had the K7, KX and the 645D but still no TC or DA*30
There is a DA Super telephoto on the map maybe thats the 400mm
http://www.pentax.jp/english/imaging/digital/lens/roadmap.pdf

Comment by Anvh posted on DA* 200mm ED (IF), any good? at 04/09/2010 - 03:05

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That no one said the 645D so lets me be the first

With the
DFA 645 SDM AW 55mm F2.8
FA 645 35mm F3.5
FA 645 120mm F4 Macro
FA* 645 300mm F4
that should do the trick

Comment by Anvh posted on Dream collection at 04/09/2010 - 02:47

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Thank you Danny.
Photoshop CS4 only showed a little bit what the GPU can do with CS5 it does already use it a bit more, it's only a matter of time before most filters can be caculated by the gpu, that would speed up things I hope.
Here are some things PS CS5 use the gpu for link
In Adobe Premiere CS5 you see a real jump in performance link

Danny this might interest you http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/windows-7-ssd-trim,2705.html

Comment by Anvh posted on Which one would you choose? at 04/09/2010 - 02:28

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