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Is Hoya actually still wanting to sell Pentax, only heard rumours about it and nothing more and that was all before the successful K-X was launched.

I truly wonder if Hoya wants to sell Pentax, if so they shouldn't have launched the 645D I believe, since like you said it makes it even more difficult to fit it with another company.

That's indeed true

The DS can handle P-TTL wireless right, so maybe the newer P-TTL flashes are still a good option?

Then the bigma is even more out if the actual value of the TC is smaller.
The last photo is with the sigma 100-300 so with 1.4x TC that's actually 1.3 that would be 390mm if the sigma 100-300 is actually 300mm

He did specifically asked those questions about shutter-speed an Depth of Field.
No one else seems to answer those questions though...
Also what has being to technical have to do with dyslexia?
A word like aperture might be hard to pronounce but understanding the meaning off that word isn't harder to know because you've dyslexia although it can be very hard to learn how to write that word.

About the questions.
If you read his comment you will read.

what setting indoors for the ds do i have it on auto or what is there a set suuterspeed to sink witht e flash

I now iv mention a lot but here is so much Iv notice when iv taken shots there not much deplth of feild jsut millimeters

btw the flash sync of the DS can also be 1/150 instead of 1/180, I'm not familiar with that camera

Techno, I've read that and that's why I comment about my dyslexia.
Like I said the spellings mistakes is something we can all live with and certainly if you've dyslexia but it's a weak excuse for writing an one sentence comment.

Also many off the spelling mistakes doesn't seem to be caused by dyslexia but by typing too fast.
oofered, aboput, jsut, spped, suuterspeed aren't the typical dyslexia mistakes for example. I also make those mistakes because I type too fast but rereading the comment is enough to pick them out and when you've dyslexia you just know you've to reread everything you write.

All that Hefty said.

I actually hope Pentax wouldn't be tempted to make the jump to that, it's going to be really busy in that sector because also Nikon or Canon seems to have plans

I hope Pentax will go on and try to maybe fit a translucent LCD screen in the optical viewfinder instead off the simple system with the AF points lighting up.
If they succeed you could have an overlay with information on top of what you see and you could switch to digital viewfinder if the mirror flips up and the camera would be in liveview mode.

Thank you for the correcting