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Comment by Anvh posted on Bridge-photoshop at 18/12/2009 - 20:56
The problems with soft is that the transition is to gradual with some lenses so you basicly end up almost with a ND filter.
With the link from Kris 1/4th of the image would be around the size of an APS-C you see what I mean?
So a hard filter on an APS-C almost acts like the soft filter on the example of Kris.
Like said it also depends on the focal length, so if you use a wide lens then yes use soft.
With the link from Kris 1/4th of the image would be around the size of an APS-C you see what I mean?
So a hard filter on an APS-C almost acts like the soft filter on the example of Kris.
Like said it also depends on the focal length, so if you use a wide lens then yes use soft.
Comment by Anvh posted on A matter of filters at 18/12/2009 - 20:55
Grey import means that the shop gets his gear from another stock/supplier then attended for his country.
I don't believe it's allowed by law since it's a form of uneven competition so you don't have warranty and such, at least so far as I know.
I also live in the Netherlands so laws can be a bit different.
Don't mistake this with buying something from a shop from another country that's fully allowed and is support by Pentax without a problem.
I don't believe it's allowed by law since it's a form of uneven competition so you don't have warranty and such, at least so far as I know.
I also live in the Netherlands so laws can be a bit different.
Don't mistake this with buying something from a shop from another country that's fully allowed and is support by Pentax without a problem.
Comment by Anvh posted on Grey Imports and what exactly is it? at 18/12/2009 - 20:47
womble wrote:
I'll stick to my Mk I as it is a good lens and I am very happy with it. I need no excuses not to buy lenses, I have more than enough excuses to buy yet one more lens...
What when you upgrade your camera, it's only a tiny amount you need to pay for the kitlens then.I'll stick to my Mk I as it is a good lens and I am very happy with it. I need no excuses not to buy lenses, I have more than enough excuses to buy yet one more lens...
I believe many here of done just that.
Comment by Anvh posted on Does the 18-55mm perform ok on k20d at 18/12/2009 - 17:37
I've heard of it though.
It depends on what focal length you're using really, for the wide lenses I think you could use both types but for normal and tele, hard would be better.
For your 12-24 soft might be nicer but for DA* 50-135 I would go for hard.
DA*16-50 is questionable which one to use, it really depends on the effect you want like Kris says.
It depends on what focal length you're using really, for the wide lenses I think you could use both types but for normal and tele, hard would be better.
For your 12-24 soft might be nicer but for DA* 50-135 I would go for hard.
DA*16-50 is questionable which one to use, it really depends on the effect you want like Kris says.
Comment by Anvh posted on A matter of filters at 18/12/2009 - 17:00
Daniel Bridge wrote:
Dan
Huh what how?Anvh wrote:
...colour the scratch black with a stift.
Now normally we're quite tolerant of you foreigners round here, but we can do without language like that, thank you very much. ...colour the scratch black with a stift.
Dan
link
Marker is the English word btw, thought the Dutch and English word was the same
ps. I'm glad it doesn't mean something vulgar... or does it?
Comment by Anvh posted on Or one of these at 18/12/2009 - 16:55
Dangermouse wrote:
I was a little worried by the description mentioning some light scratches on the front element, but having seen someone stick lumps of masking tape on a lens without making much of a difference to image quality I'm not too worried!
I believe you can have some problems with the light hitting the scratch and that you get some halos and such, I believe the solution was to colour the scratch black with a stift.I was a little worried by the description mentioning some light scratches on the front element, but having seen someone stick lumps of masking tape on a lens without making much of a difference to image quality I'm not too worried!
I believe the suggestion came from John, you could ask him if he knows more.
Comment by Anvh posted on Or one of these at 18/12/2009 - 16:24
The camera put some register files on the SD card so it's really possible he see those as a trojan.
Format the card with the camera and then put it into the PC and see if he still see those trojans, then try it after making some photos.
If he first didn't see it and with the photo the scanner does then you have found the problem.
Format the card with the camera and then put it into the PC and see if he still see those trojans, then try it after making some photos.
If he first didn't see it and with the photo the scanner does then you have found the problem.
Comment by Anvh posted on Trojons on SD Card at 18/12/2009 - 16:11
ahhmmm
Anvh wrote:
Main criteria for professional include the following:
1. Academic qualifications
2. Expert and specialised knowledge in field which one is practising professionally.
3. Excellent manual/practical and literary skills in relation to profession.
4. High quality work.
5. A high standard of professional ethics, behaviour and work activities while carrying out one's profession.
6. Reasonable work moral and motivation.
7. Is a individual who does not require supervision.
Main criteria for professional include the following:
1. Academic qualifications
2. Expert and specialised knowledge in field which one is practising professionally.
3. Excellent manual/practical and literary skills in relation to profession.
4. High quality work.
5. A high standard of professional ethics, behaviour and work activities while carrying out one's profession.
6. Reasonable work moral and motivation.
7. Is a individual who does not require supervision.
Comment by Anvh posted on OK - so what / who is a Pro ? at 18/12/2009 - 15:39
Pwynnej wrote:
Which photo fairs?mayday wrote:
Two FA* 85mm f1.4 - "New" at just over £1100 each
Some crop up from time to time at photo fairs in Holland - If I could come across an FA*300 f4.5 or 80-200 f2.8 then I would be happy....Two FA* 85mm f1.4 - "New" at just over £1100 each
I only know zoom here in the Netherlands.
Comment by Anvh posted on Or one of these at 18/12/2009 - 15:37
How you add the information and if you can do it in badge depends on the software.
Don't know if you can do it in bridge, never done that.