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Comment by Anvh posted on tele converter at 06/05/2009 - 12:14
http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials.htm
I also have another side which is very good readable about the basics of photography, need to look it up though
Comment by Anvh posted on Blog/Readables at 06/05/2009 - 12:01
Comment by Anvh posted on PEF to TIF at 06/05/2009 - 11:58
Comment by Anvh posted on Strap mounts at 06/05/2009 - 11:51
Using a monopod does ask for some practice though (still learning myself), have you tried for some shot with longer exposures yet?
Comment by Anvh posted on DA*60-250mm at IWM Duxford 01/05/09 at 05/05/2009 - 23:43
Nothing more to say really there is nothing wrong with them so... I'm speachless or to inexperience to see anything
What is that in the 3th shot btw?
Comment by Anvh posted on Another good weekend with the K20D with 18-55MKII and Tamron 70-300 at 05/05/2009 - 23:36
These tests strike me as flawed.
If they were to do a Sigma/Tamron/Tokina test on the same body then they might be of some value, but who is going to be in a position where they are trying to decide if they should buy a Pentax or a C***n lens?
The Tokina 12-24 came much higher. It appears it might be in a MkII guise though.
Comment by Anvh posted on 12-24mm; last out of a review of12 lenses! at 05/05/2009 - 23:25
There are no crazy Germans. Just crazy people who happen to live any country you can think of. Holland has enough of them also, don't you agree ?
With some I mean those who are saying that of cours, if they were Dutch or anythingg else I would have said the same thing about them so the fact that they are German doesn't mean a thing indeed.
They have there fame a number of times indeed, very sad as you said.
I wonder where they get there idea from, I never readed that God punished anyone in the Bible.
Comment by Anvh posted on Black Thursday in The Netherlands at 05/05/2009 - 23:13
Like Pwynnej said, he lost his job.
He was working at the security of the royal family and well he wanted revange maybe... we will never know.
Here is the latests news.
Still 6 in the hospital, 3 womens, 1 man and 2 girls (8 & 14 years).
The girls are doing well but 1 woman is still critical condition but is stable.
Some crazy Germans are disturbing a curch service in Apeldoorn saying it is punishment of god... maybe we should hang them
Comment by Anvh posted on Black Thursday in The Netherlands at 05/05/2009 - 21:41
It's a bit hard to explain what RAW is...
It's more codes instead of pixels, the pixels aren't locked yet it's simply information of the amound of light a pixel of a sensor gets plus information from the camera to form it into a photo.
I'm not 100% sure about this but that is my understanding behind it.
To put it simpeler.
With TIFF a pixel is an combination of an amount red, green and blue.
With RAW a pixel is also build up with red, green and blue but that's only what you see. The values RGB is built up with the information from the sensor but a pixel on the sensor isn't RGB but red, green or blue so it needs information of the pixel beside it to make an average RGB value, therefor is information needed from the camera and lots more. So with cropping 50% you only delete the RGB information from the sensor but not the rest of the stuff needed to make an photo out of raw data.
*sighs* a bitter pill or not?
Read this it might help.
camera sensor - link
RAW - link
Jpeg & tiff - link
There are many more things such as bit depth so take a look http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials.htm
Comment by Anvh posted on PEF to TIF at 05/05/2009 - 21:10


The newest version of the tammy and the kenko can be used with SDM so the newer KAF3 lenses (DA 17-70 + newer DA*) would still have autofocus, the Pentax 1.7 has his own autofocus but is mighty expensive.
ps. it's been said that the tammy and thee kenko are the same, but tamron is hard to come by these days.
Edit: I see you have the sigma 50-500 if you planned to use it on that you will have limitations with those named above and you need to use Sigma I believe. I'm sure that somone here can explain that.