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I had looked up the ISO of the hotshoe and it was rated to 24v so I expect that Pentax can handle at least that.
Comment by Anvh posted on K20D - external flash compatibility at 22/04/2010 - 00:29
adriano210 wrote:
as far as I know when you use any flash off camera pttl is not working anyway.
The opposite is true, P-TTL works also in wireless mode if the flash and camera support it.as far as I know when you use any flash off camera pttl is not working anyway.
Since you've studio stuff so I assume also the experience you could get all manual flashguns, they basically behave as small studio flashes then.
Instead of the Yongnuo you could also look at the Lumopro lp-120 or the better lp-160 although they cost twice as much as the Yongnuo do...
For triggers I can recommend the Cactus v4, they really do work proper.
Comment by Anvh posted on 2nd /3rd flash unit at 22/04/2010 - 00:00
Terry you get me all wrong, you should read the bit above that part you quote and I must make clear it was an reaction to Edumad saying that photoshop makes people lazier
And I'm going to stop now because this off the topic I believe.
(will dig my library to see if I can find something...)
And I'm going to stop now because this off the topic I believe.
bonnipics wrote:
Expressionism: Any method that stresses the artist's/photographers emotional and psychological expression, often with bold colours and distortions of form.
Impressionism: Any method which tries to reflect an interest in the experience of light and colour on objects, which made colour more importnant within the photo/canvas and its effect on the subject.
Because of the medium I think photos often are under impressionismExpressionism: Any method that stresses the artist's/photographers emotional and psychological expression, often with bold colours and distortions of form.
Impressionism: Any method which tries to reflect an interest in the experience of light and colour on objects, which made colour more importnant within the photo/canvas and its effect on the subject.
(will dig my library to see if I can find something...)
Comment by Anvh posted on More coloured KXs coming... at 21/04/2010 - 21:10
All I can say is that at these image sizes they look sharp but that might be a different story with a larger version.
Comment by Anvh posted on Sharpness DA L 18-55 at 21/04/2010 - 20:26
WobblyGoblin wrote:
The main reason I am considering getting a circular polariser is to use it alongside the linear polariser as a variable ND. I've not tried it out but apparently if you mount a linear polariser on top of a circular polariser you can vary the amount of light you let through. The Marumi is relatively thin and my linear polariser is really thin so vignetting would hopefully be minimal.
You sure, I thought you need two if the same type...The main reason I am considering getting a circular polariser is to use it alongside the linear polariser as a variable ND. I've not tried it out but apparently if you mount a linear polariser on top of a circular polariser you can vary the amount of light you let through. The Marumi is relatively thin and my linear polariser is really thin so vignetting would hopefully be minimal.
http://www.digitalphoton.net/making-a-variable-nd-filter-with-circular-polarizer...
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The problem with that is that the image would get a polarized look because of the linear filter in front. After some googling I realised you need two circular polarizers, with the front one put on backwards, to get rid of the polarization in the final image.
You might want to take a look at LCW Fader, those aren't that expensive.The problem with that is that the image would get a polarized look because of the linear filter in front. After some googling I realised you need two circular polarizers, with the front one put on backwards, to get rid of the polarization in the final image.
Comment by Anvh posted on Marumi DHG circular polariser at 21/04/2010 - 19:33
How much are they with coatings?
Comment by Anvh posted on Currys Superstore @ M6 J9 at 21/04/2010 - 19:22
Looks more impressionistic Stefan. I like it a lot anyway!
You can create those effects and zoom effects very easily in Photoshop you know