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Comment by Anvh posted on New Sigma 120-400 OS dated at 15/05/2010 - 22:44
I did drank a nice brown beer once (forgot the name) and on a hot day I can drink wieckse witte but that's it really.
Maybe I should try some real beer like you say
Maybe I should try some real beer like you say
Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 15/05/2010 - 22:21
bforbes wrote:
Anvh wrote:
I don't like beer though...
Heathen. I don't like beer though...
I do like the water of life (whisky) so at least I stay young
Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 15/05/2010 - 21:43
I don't like beer though...
Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 15/05/2010 - 21:18
dougf8 wrote:
GX10 and GX20 I had both were fine. The Samsung s830 compact (£100) produced some great images and had PASM. There are always bad examples from the product runs, hence why I won't be spending out on a 16-50mm lens.
K-7 I have seems fine.
With point and shoot the matter lies a bit different, it's more about electronics their than with DSLR cameras and yes I've the same feeling with Panasonic evil camera however their point and shoot do attract me.Anvh wrote:
so I rather see a brand name on it that only makes camera.
Like Panasonic? Lumix has a great reputation. Wife has a D-LUX3, bought my Mum a FZ28. Both excellent. Trouble is Panasonic also make decent bread makers.so I rather see a brand name on it that only makes camera.
GX10 and GX20 I had both were fine. The Samsung s830 compact (£100) produced some great images and had PASM. There are always bad examples from the product runs, hence why I won't be spending out on a 16-50mm lens.
K-7 I have seems fine.
Comment by Anvh posted on Time to say goodbye at 15/05/2010 - 20:43
rkt wrote:
but i feel backup/sort/share is great enough when you are traveling ...
Sadly no because it would have been 4 months...but i feel backup/sort/share is great enough when you are traveling ...
Sadly the trip is cancelled and when I get accepted to at a new study over 4 months I'll get a Macbook so the Netbook is out of my mind right now.
Still thank you for your response
Btw new Atom processors are on the way, maybe they are a bit more capable of running the heavier software?
Comment by Anvh posted on netbook usefull? at 15/05/2010 - 20:40
Gwyn wrote:
I do believe one's attitude affects the outcome of such encounters.
That's true on both sides and not just the photographer.I do believe one's attitude affects the outcome of such encounters.
From what I hear here on the forum it seems the UK police is more intimidating then in the Netherlands at least and it seems that's where most problems start.
Like David said if they politely ask, than no one with good intentions would give a negative reply back.
If they say that they "must see your photos" I think many would have the feeling that they didn't do anything wrong to be threaded that way.
Comment by Anvh posted on Here we go again at 15/05/2010 - 20:20
terje-l wrote:
Two advantages for the K20D over the K-m/K-X:
Connector for wired remote control (handy for long exposures)
LCD panel on top for the most relevant information
Don't forget the pentaxprism viewfinder and weather sealing. Two advantages for the K20D over the K-m/K-X:
Connector for wired remote control (handy for long exposures)
LCD panel on top for the most relevant information
Comment by Anvh posted on Crossroads at 15/05/2010 - 19:58
That's great news, I was already think of getting the 100-300 instead because it had HSM meaning you've the same feature as quick-shift and that's important to me.
MrCynical wrote:
As far as bodies, although the then-current models supported SDM most Pentaxians were still on K100Ds and earlier (plus K10Ds which initially didn't support SDM either). So they would have shut off a lot of their (already small compared to Cansonikon) market by making it HSM back then.
Yeah I forgot that they didn't had a dual focus system like the DA*50-135 for example. As far as bodies, although the then-current models supported SDM most Pentaxians were still on K100Ds and earlier (plus K10Ds which initially didn't support SDM either). So they would have shut off a lot of their (already small compared to Cansonikon) market by making it HSM back then.
Comment by Anvh posted on New Sigma 120-400 OS dated at 15/05/2010 - 19:48
George Lazarette wrote:
I am not aware that there is any difference, though I think the coating colour is different.
I've taken from a reliable source (other forum member) which had the two lenses in his hands said that the coating appears to be the same.I am not aware that there is any difference, though I think the coating colour is different.
Comment by Anvh posted on Room Interiors at 15/05/2010 - 19:44
Yeah I forgot that they didn't had a dual focus system like the DA*50-135 for example.
There aren't many lenses with HSM for Pentax that's one reason we don't hear much about it on this forum.
I've no idea how it is on Canon or Nikon forums.