Indeed.... if you would come to Dordrecht then I don't mind meeting up.
You can even test the other lenses that I've

Doug don't worry about that, the DA*50-135 has also very busy blur just behind the DOF. When you know you just be more careful about it.

Those you have now look good

Neil, Very interesting how the lens renders the blur there, it's pleasant but not quite soft... it's like said interesting.

Don, thank you for those.
You clearly have the blur disks there and they look good.
Is the lens formula the same as the A*85?

How far away are you from the stage and what would your budget be when talking about a lens?

I would say to sort but that's me and I'm not you

I believe the 70-200mm was the lens for portait and the 85mm was the prime lens.
The 50-135mm on an cropped sensor comes close to the 70-200mm on fullframe.
And 55mm on an cropped comes close to the 85mm on fullframe.

I think 28mm is more then wide enough so would go for that if I need to pick one of the two lenses you named.

John tell me how an ID card is an invasion of privacy, now.

So what would change if you need to have an ID with you all the time tomorrow, in what way would your privacy change?

There is no way to scan the card since it's just a plastic card with your name, your residence number and a photo.

yes the pop up flash does go of to trigger it but there is an digital connection as well so you still have P-TTL metering for example with dictated flashes.

Studio flashs on the other hand are always manual so far as I know and not dictated.
I believe there are some that you can trigger with your pop up flash but Pentax DSLR pop-up use P-TTL and therefor you've a pre-flash that can trigger the studio flash.
There are smart flashes keeping that into account as well.

The easiest way is just to use an IR/RF trigger as said above.

Thank you Greytop, it was a personal question really since I found one at a good price.
Was thinking about using it for macro work and studio work when using shallow depth of field.
Because you can flip it up you can first get the framing right and the focus close and then flip it down to focus it perfectly, at least that was the idea.

Already wrote a PM to Jack about it and you can very easily get the images shown here without a problem and without special software besides your normal browser.

http://www.redbubble.com/people/ouldm01/art/4023746-3-windy-day-fintry

If you know a tiny bit how internet work it's very easy, I can even hot link the photos from RedBubble to here without a problem.

But you're sketching a far different picture then how it is and what I'm asking.

First we're talking about the police and now about shops, they have nothing to do with your ID if you ask me.

I'm not saying that either.

What's the difference if the police ask you to identify yourself between giving your name and address or showing your ID?

Since there are 3 comments saying their is a difference, I must not see the problem most likely.

@John, I'm not talking about feelings or anything I simply don't see a difference in privacy.