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Anvh
Camera's are indeed different but you would expect the build in light meter also follows the standard.
Some one showed us this site once link
Edit: One that also talks about bits (still need to read it) link

ps funny but we are still on topic I believe ^^

Comment by Anvh posted on Sunny 16. at 11/08/2010 - 19:43

Anvh
Clearly they can offer you a replacement, in those situation it would be normal to get a refund... problem is you contacted Samsung and not the store that you have the sale contract with.
I don't know how this will be handled, here in the Netherlands the store isn't responsible any more because you bypassed him.

Comment by Anvh posted on Light spot at 11/08/2010 - 19:36

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Maybe I'm getting bold
Bit hair is always a bit greasy to protect it.

Comment by Anvh posted on Dirty Sensor at 11/08/2010 - 18:38

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i-Berg wrote:
That said, PEF is likely to have been a fairly constant standard for Pentax, so if future digitals from their stable stick with it, their PEF will be readable by Windows just as the current PEF format files are as of now.
I don't know, the difference between DNG and PEF now are very small file-size wise.
They probably would leave you the choice for now but I wouldn't be surprised if DNG becomes the Pentax standard instead off PEF.

Comment by Anvh posted on Pentax release new codec at 11/08/2010 - 16:04

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????
Weekly Competition #161 - Garden Safari Competition link

Comment by Anvh posted on Weekly Competition #161 Comments Thread at 11/08/2010 - 16:00

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Davex to really answer you question now.
The air on it's own is already moist and who knows what floats around besides water.
I also already had an hair on my sensor, that's covered with grease and when you clean with a dirty brush or something like that it's quite easy to make your sensor dirty.

Comment by Anvh posted on Dirty Sensor at 11/08/2010 - 15:59

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Don I agree with you on almost everything.
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Guess the exposure first, then double check with your meter....
Precisely. I only find it too difficult/much to work with the sunny 16 system.
You just get a feel what values should be right to certain situation and well if you want you can see it as the sunny 16 rule. The thing is with rules it sound like you should precisely follow them and that they are always true but that's not the case.

Don wrote:
your meter was designed to follow the sunny sixteen rule and produce 18% grey.
That's not true the ANSI standard is 12% grey for light-meters.
18% comes from the printing world, since that's 50% black and 50% white so neutral grey.

hefty1 wrote:
Anvh wrote:
The full moon with the sunny 16?
Actually I think a full moon can only be shot using Sunny 16
But you still need to know that though. And what if you found those values by experimenting, then it's from your own experience you learned and not the sunny 16.
Then in my part I would say that with experimenting you probably learned more then from the sunny 16 rule.

I'm just pushing to go out and see what work instead of following all kinds off rules, it only gets more confusing.

Comment by Anvh posted on Sunny 16. at 11/08/2010 - 15:51

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davex wrote:
I am interested in how one gets;
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smears and other liquid/greasy dirt
on a sensor Stefan :
Yep, you will be surprised.

Comment by Anvh posted on Dirty Sensor at 11/08/2010 - 05:23

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terje-l wrote:
But, the Sunny 16 is all about getting the feeling about exposure. Nothing contradictory there. It is the starting point from which you adjust according to your requirements.
Yes but do you really need to learn those starting points, it all comes down to judgement no matter how you look at it because the sunny 16 is only an approximation.

Don, it doesn't change the thing that I find it too much to remember and I just don't want to calculate something as variable as exposure, just don't see the use for it.
The full moon with the sunny 16?

Comment by Anvh posted on Sunny 16. at 11/08/2010 - 05:19

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flossie wrote:
Anvh wrote:
cardiff_gareth wrote:
It did stop raining for me to get the camera out ......briefly though
The GX10 has weather seals does it not so that isn't really a excuse

Haven't tried it but it's a photography "training" app for iPhone and Android, I know some off you are into the apps link
I might invest 99p on that when I've got a moment... (although the website is a bit cheaky and doesn't say it costs money - but at least with Android you get a refund if you uninstall within 24 hours cos you don't like something...)
Like you said didn't saw it costed money on their site

Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 10/08/2010 - 21:55

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