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Comment by Anvh posted on Christmas songs at 16/12/2009 - 18:38
Niles, that one is great
Sound like carnival songs here, I'm sure it can be a success here
Sound like carnival songs here, I'm sure it can be a success here
Comment by Anvh posted on Christmas songs at 16/12/2009 - 18:13
It's that time of the year again, Christmas song the whole day long on the radio
At least that is the case here so hopefully you're spared in some countries
Would love to know what you think is the best and worse Christmas song so that we know what to listen to and which ones not.
At least that is the case here so hopefully you're spared in some countries
Would love to know what you think is the best and worse Christmas song so that we know what to listen to and which ones not.
Comment by Anvh posted on Christmas songs at 16/12/2009 - 18:02
SteveA wrote:
The AL11(2) has an extra coating on it to help make the most of the K20D's sensor. The DAL is the lightweight lens introduced with the K-M - plastic mount - no distance scale. The Exif data thinks its an AL11, which is confusing.
It's not the coating but they have modified the lens formula.The AL11(2) has an extra coating on it to help make the most of the K20D's sensor. The DAL is the lightweight lens introduced with the K-M - plastic mount - no distance scale. The Exif data thinks its an AL11, which is confusing.
MK I
MK II
However the DA L is a lightened MK II version, like Pete said.
So even if the EXIF says it's a MKII lens then it is correct, since it's only a feature difference.
Comment by Anvh posted on Does the 18-55mm perform ok on k20d at 16/12/2009 - 14:18
This probably the best indication you get, problem is though that everyone can fill something in.
http://olegkikin.com/shutterlife/
Pentax K10D does pretty good till 1,000,000
http://olegkikin.com/shutterlife/
Pentax K10D does pretty good till 1,000,000
Comment by Anvh posted on Average lifespan of shutter, that is ... at 16/12/2009 - 14:04
I would not get extension tubes for the DA18-250. You need to have tubes which allow aperture control and those are expensive.
Your probably better off with a 50mm lens and extension tubes or reverse mounting the 50mm lens onto your camera.
Your probably better off with a 50mm lens and extension tubes or reverse mounting the 50mm lens onto your camera.
Comment by Anvh posted on Macro lens vs extension tubes at 16/12/2009 - 14:00
RichardDay wrote:
Richard, wasn't mine link, only commented on it pink wrote:
thank you for the insight Stefan I think I will order one
James
The link from Stefan is for the US only. Contact SRS and ask for the Kenro one, it's also cheaper and better as the tripod mount is in line with the cameras own, the US one is offset.thank you for the insight Stefan I think I will order one
James
Think I've the same grip as you've.
Comment by Anvh posted on hand strap/grip at 16/12/2009 - 02:27
Monobod wrote:
That's helpful, why not?Anvh wrote:
I do not think that will do any good.golfdiesel wrote:
Pixel grouping would be nice for low light photoghraphy.
My GF has a Fuji F200EXR compact and it normally works as a 12MP sensor but if you switch to the 'EXR' modes it becomes a 6MP sensor with higher sensitivity and lower noise levels.
I wonder if you can get better results when you apply noise reduction to the full version photo and then lower the resolution 50%?Pixel grouping would be nice for low light photoghraphy.
My GF has a Fuji F200EXR compact and it normally works as a 12MP sensor but if you switch to the 'EXR' modes it becomes a 6MP sensor with higher sensitivity and lower noise levels.
If 2 senor pixels represent one pixel on the image, whats then so different making from two image pixels one?
Comment by Anvh posted on The Follow Up to the K7 at 16/12/2009 - 02:23
£64.40 better? link
If you want colour accuracy then that's it.
When you want to have a good white balance then a greycard will do but colours within that can be not 99% right, if you're doing creative stuff though then a grey card will do you well.
You will probably play whit colours anyway.
If you want colour accuracy then that's it.
When you want to have a good white balance then a greycard will do but colours within that can be not 99% right, if you're doing creative stuff though then a grey card will do you well.
You will probably play whit colours anyway.
Comment by Anvh posted on Consistent colour with in a studio environment at 15/12/2009 - 22:43
I think wiki does a fair job explaining.
Quote:
The word professional traditionally means a person who has obtained a degree in a professional field. The term professional is used more generally to denote a white collar working person, or a person who performs commercially in a field typically reserved for hobbyists or amateurs.
Definition
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.
ps. I'm so lazy The word professional traditionally means a person who has obtained a degree in a professional field. The term professional is used more generally to denote a white collar working person, or a person who performs commercially in a field typically reserved for hobbyists or amateurs.
Definition
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 15/12/2009 - 22:36
This is the Christmas song for years here link
Since most don't know Dutch it would have little meaning
It's about a boy (he) and he has a rabbit called "Flappie".
On 1st Christmas morning 1961 Flappie was gone, and they went searching but he shouldn't look in the shed because he cant be there, and if he went and play on nicely he would get something sweet.
And then it was 1st Christmas evening 1961, and his father walks in with the main course... Flappie the rabbit of course
For the first time he saw his father as the worst man in the world.
Then on 2nd Christmas morning 1961, mother remembers well, fathers bed was empty.
He told to mother that she shouldn't go to the shed and if she would go and play nicely so would get something sweet
Edit: this one is nice link