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Comment by Anvh posted on SMC PENTAX-F 1:1.7 50mm vs fixed aperture zoom lens? at 03/09/2010 - 14:05
I thought of two more Dutch films. Amsterdamned - which is worth seeing for excellent canal chase action scenes. And Flodder (plus sequels), which is not worth seeing. Unless you are Dutch, as I seem to remember it making shedloads of money as a local pick-up in Holland for the distribution company I worked for.
Twin Sisters link is also good, it's about two twins that get separated in WWII and when they get old find each other again.
Comment by Anvh posted on Top ten films at 03/09/2010 - 13:49
Thank you Greynolds precisely what I need
Indeed the American remake of Solaris was quite bad didn't knew there was another version though
Doug haven't heard off that one, will also need to give it a look.
Bob I've never seen a Swedish movie
Comment by Anvh posted on Top ten films at 02/09/2010 - 20:25
It's been a very long time I've watched a good film, does someone have a good suggestion besides the main stream films?
It can even be a film for children as long as the story is good
Comment by Anvh posted on Top ten films at 02/09/2010 - 19:52
Been playing and got this chap. Caught his web with the lens hood and destroyed it.
About spiders, webs and drugs (warning strong language) link
Comment by Anvh posted on PENTAX D FA 100mm - £284.89 @ Currys at 02/09/2010 - 19:25
And that it can be used video recording of stars in the night sky and nocturnal animal behaviour.
Comment by Anvh posted on Canon develops giant sensor at 02/09/2010 - 19:20
I've tried to print one but the plastic didn't hold the inkt so need to get some special type of plastic that can be used with printers.
I know some people used the shapes of hearts or stars cut out from paper in front of the lens and that seemed to work very well.
I've no idea how it will effect mirror lenses though.
Comment by Anvh posted on SMC PENTAX-F 1:1.7 50mm vs fixed aperture zoom lens? at 02/09/2010 - 18:56
I wonder what size body they will wrap around it?
Comment by Anvh posted on Canon develops giant sensor at 02/09/2010 - 18:45
From the little bit of playing I just did.
When you press on the spacebar on your keyboard you open the photo to full screen and when you click on the photo you zoom in to that part and with the arrow keys you can cycle to your next or previous photo.
At least that's how it works with the one that's with CS5, hopefully it works the same for you since that's what you wanted right?
Comment by Anvh posted on loking for software at 02/09/2010 - 18:41
No, the aperture is fixed. However, because of the zooming the aperture of the Pentax 400-600mm does change.
Those are two different things and one change with zooming alone but the other needs physical changing so I'm not sure which you mean.
Edit: make a mistake myself.
Comment by Anvh posted on SMC PENTAX-F 1:1.7 50mm vs fixed aperture zoom lens? at 02/09/2010 - 18:26
In photography we never refer to the actual physical dimension of the opening in the diaphragm, we always relate it to the focal length as the f value.