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Comment by Anvh posted on What a differance help makes at 14/03/2010 - 00:28
I like photo #1, you've made it too sharp for my taste.
Comment by Anvh posted on What a differance help makes at 14/03/2010 - 00:21
Not the right loops but something like this is what I meant.
When you use these carbiners through the loops with the longer holes they are more stable (stay upright).
With that I mean they will more likely stay in one position.
That's mine idea, don't know if that's what Lowe thought about using them for
They could just as easily be a pen holder
When you use these carbiners through the loops with the longer holes they are more stable (stay upright).
With that I mean they will more likely stay in one position.
That's mine idea, don't know if that's what Lowe thought about using them for
They could just as easily be a pen holder
Comment by Anvh posted on FS: Lowepro Lens Case 1N at 14/03/2010 - 00:08
Some even go to 13 f-stops
Comment by Anvh posted on 645D Press Release at 13/03/2010 - 23:42
adwb wrote:
JI find the following:-
At any shutter aperture the flash does not produce enough flash it needs +2 ev compensation to work correctly.
This applies to on or off the camera.
I need +0.7 EV with my flash, P-TTL is known to underexpose to 1 stop but 2 EV is too much.JI find the following:-
At any shutter aperture the flash does not produce enough flash it needs +2 ev compensation to work correctly.
This applies to on or off the camera.
Quote:
The zoom setting is completely wrong. If I fit a Pentax 18-55 lens and set it at 55 mm the flash says it is at 35mm. If I set it at 50 mm it says 35 and at 35 it says 24.
Could be right, focal length is not what count but the angle, it could be he is using the right angles but is stating the focal length for 135/full frame cameras.The zoom setting is completely wrong. If I fit a Pentax 18-55 lens and set it at 55 mm the flash says it is at 35mm. If I set it at 50 mm it says 35 and at 35 it says 24.
35mm x 1.5 = 52.5mm
24mm x 1.5 = 36mm
For the rest it seems the flash isn't listening
Comment by Anvh posted on K10d + Metz 48 remote underexposure at 13/03/2010 - 23:34
Huh do you mean the cords on the zipper tabs or the loops on the side of the bag?
I believe the loops are made to put a carabiners through it or some rope, at least that looked obvious to me as a climber...
And the cords on the tab are handy if you wear gloves
I believe the loops are made to put a carabiners through it or some rope, at least that looked obvious to me as a climber...
And the cords on the tab are handy if you wear gloves
Comment by Anvh posted on FS: Lowepro Lens Case 1N at 13/03/2010 - 23:26
Peter I can only see your first photo, it's because you use pbase on this forum and somehow that doesn't work.
Probably it's pbase preventing hotlinking this way.
Probably it's pbase preventing hotlinking this way.
Comment by Anvh posted on Courtney Pine at 13/03/2010 - 23:09
paulgee20 wrote:
Also is there more scope with the K7 to 'match' the lenses to the body?
Have heard you can do this with the 'cheat' Russian ware.
Is this correct, and i so any assistance in how woud be helpful in the decision. The two main lenses I use are both Sigma, one the 18-250 and the other the 150-500.
You mean adjust the auto focus?Also is there more scope with the K7 to 'match' the lenses to the body?
Have heard you can do this with the 'cheat' Russian ware.
Is this correct, and i so any assistance in how woud be helpful in the decision. The two main lenses I use are both Sigma, one the 18-250 and the other the 150-500.
With the K10D you could only do that with a Russian hack that put your camera in debug mode and then you could adjust your AF.
With the K20D and the K7 you can do that out of the box without any hack, you can even adjust your AF just for a lens and it remembers the adjustment for up to 20 lenses I believe.
Are there any good films made with photos, with that I mean something like this link?
Comment by Anvh posted on Photo films? at 13/03/2010 - 22:30
If you've photoshop this might help you to make a better drawing link
Comment by Anvh posted on FAO matwhittington at 13/03/2010 - 22:25
[IMG]http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk244/Anvh/Oldmachines1.jpg[/IMG]
It's a method Matt explained on this forum 5 years ago with an darken layer.
Basicly it's unsharp Mask with a layer above with the blending option set to darken.
Edit:
this without a darken layer.
[IMG]http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk244/Anvh/Oldmachines2.jpg[/IMG]