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Comment by Anvh posted on Prime Lens Azalia at 27/03/2009 - 20:16
Oh yes I understand and I know that, but the aircraft was also a parade horse for them.
They would come to an end anyway, even without the crash. But the crash made it go faster, it was an instant nock out really. They would have been in serves for some time, surely untill their D check if things didn't happen like they did.
Maybe they can still redisgn and upgrade the ones that are still there.
If they can carry more cargo if they remove the heavy nose, and make them more fuel efficent with new engines they might have a change if times where different then they are now.
I'm curious who is Management Accountant, if they had push through the sonic cruiser it would have flopped and the 747-800 is also not from this time anymore, the cargo version however is a good plane though.
If they did a combo 747-800 KLM would likly have bought them to but they didn't do that. I also wonder if Airbus succeed with the a380, they still need to sell a lot I believe.
They would come to an end anyway, even without the crash. But the crash made it go faster, it was an instant nock out really. They would have been in serves for some time, surely untill their D check if things didn't happen like they did.
Maybe they can still redisgn and upgrade the ones that are still there.
If they can carry more cargo if they remove the heavy nose, and make them more fuel efficent with new engines they might have a change if times where different then they are now.
I'm curious who is Management Accountant, if they had push through the sonic cruiser it would have flopped and the 747-800 is also not from this time anymore, the cargo version however is a good plane though.
If they did a combo 747-800 KLM would likly have bought them to but they didn't do that. I also wonder if Airbus succeed with the a380, they still need to sell a lot I believe.
Comment by Anvh posted on Last Concord into Cardiff at 27/03/2009 - 20:08
Prieni wrote:
Stefan, that's right. I just have put it again to show the difference between the original and pp'ed version as Aiki suggested.
Ah okay, that explains it. Now you saw what kind of impression it make if I can still remeber it Stefan, that's right. I just have put it again to show the difference between the original and pp'ed version as Aiki suggested.
The thing is that the camera measures 17% grey value as neutarel so it tries to set to image exposure to that value, it doesn't need to be what you saw. The original photo is a great example it's lovely grey
(i hope it's all correct i'm saying here :wink
Comment by Anvh posted on Processing the Canyon at 27/03/2009 - 19:46
It's a good book Ronald, you might only read half of it but the digital part is of course of interest for you. I use it as the manual now instead of the one that came with the camera.
If you press the green button it will change the shutter speed and/or exposure once, even if you hold it press he doesn't change anything and you can still set anything you want to your desire value.
edit: typo
rhayles wrote:
'the aperture mode will remain set until the shutter is released'
That isn't true though. I will write over the Magic latern so that you can see what you can expect from the book.'the aperture mode will remain set until the shutter is released'
Quote:
Breen Btn in Manual: Normally, pressing the Green button in M mode cause the camera to automatically change boyh the aperture and shutter speed to provide a "correct" exposure, as discussed on page 152. This custom function provides two other options for the function of the Green button while in M mode.
If you select Tv Shift (option 2), the camera will automatically change the shutter speed to provide corect exposure at the aperture you have set; however, it will not change your aperture. If you select Av shift (opion 3), the camera changes the aperture to provide a correct exposure at the set shutter speed; it will not change your shutter speed. One of these might be useful in a situation where you want to use a specific shutter speed or aperture. Regardless of the option selected for the function of the Green button in M mode, you are free to select a different aperture and/or shutter speed at any time, using the e-dials, if you decide to change the exposure to make a brighter or darker image.
It works precisely how he explains it. You have still full controll and it will behave like M mode, if you press the green button.Breen Btn in Manual: Normally, pressing the Green button in M mode cause the camera to automatically change boyh the aperture and shutter speed to provide a "correct" exposure, as discussed on page 152. This custom function provides two other options for the function of the Green button while in M mode.
If you select Tv Shift (option 2), the camera will automatically change the shutter speed to provide corect exposure at the aperture you have set; however, it will not change your aperture. If you select Av shift (opion 3), the camera changes the aperture to provide a correct exposure at the set shutter speed; it will not change your shutter speed. One of these might be useful in a situation where you want to use a specific shutter speed or aperture. Regardless of the option selected for the function of the Green button in M mode, you are free to select a different aperture and/or shutter speed at any time, using the e-dials, if you decide to change the exposure to make a brighter or darker image.
If you press the green button it will change the shutter speed and/or exposure once, even if you hold it press he doesn't change anything and you can still set anything you want to your desire value.
edit: typo
Comment by Anvh posted on TV mode in K10 at 27/03/2009 - 19:33
I click all the tabs away in LR so that you have only the photo and simply use the arrows to move back and forward, basicly thte same as with a slideshow. The best thing in doing it in LR is that you can simply move you mouse to the right so that you see the tab with the histogram where you can see the exposure and such.
If I can't decide I simply leave them and look at them the next week with fresh eyes.
PS. I never had that problem with LR, only when it really was so.
Sorry that I can't help you
If I can't decide I simply leave them and look at them the next week with fresh eyes.
PS. I never had that problem with LR, only when it really was so.
Sorry that I can't help you
Comment by Anvh posted on Best way to review a bunch of photos taken at 27/03/2009 - 17:01
Gwyn wrote:
Another point - do the other limiteds have the sliding lens hood? It seems like a neat feature to me.
DA 21 - screw in (I believe)Another point - do the other limiteds have the sliding lens hood? It seems like a neat feature to me.
FA 31 - fixed hood
DA 35 - pull out
DA 40 - screw in
FA 43 - screw in
DA 70 - screw in
FA 77 - pull out
The DA15 comes very close to the price of the 12-24, I don't know if it's worth it or not. It's of course nice to have the whole Limited serie
Comment by Anvh posted on DA 15mm F4 Limited at 27/03/2009 - 16:41
Yes it works very well.
The surface of the sensor is specially thearthed so that it isn't static, the dust doesn't stick because of that. One or two sweeps and the dust is gone. I've one with a led in it, quite usefully.
The surface of the sensor is specially thearthed so that it isn't static, the dust doesn't stick because of that. One or two sweeps and the dust is gone. I've one with a led in it, quite usefully.
Comment by Anvh posted on Arctic Butterfly at 27/03/2009 - 16:24
Ronald, I'm still trying to create a situation on the camera where I can't adjust the aperture while in manual mode, I simply can't.
Even if I lock exposere it let me change aperture but he changes the shuttertime so that the exposure stays the same, brilliant if you ask me.
But no, I can't find a way to lock the aperture, maybe you scrolled too fast. I've that happen sometimes too, it can't keep up and simply doesn't do a thing.
The Magic Latern Guide, might be a good solution to your problem of reading the manual. It's more of a very extended manual for the K10D, not a real book in such. I've it too, it's in propper English and it explains a lot of the different modes and other things. He also explains how to make some propper photos but you don't need to learn that but still it's a nice book next to your K10D and worth the money. amazon link
Even if I lock exposere it let me change aperture but he changes the shuttertime so that the exposure stays the same, brilliant if you ask me.
But no, I can't find a way to lock the aperture, maybe you scrolled too fast. I've that happen sometimes too, it can't keep up and simply doesn't do a thing.
The Magic Latern Guide, might be a good solution to your problem of reading the manual. It's more of a very extended manual for the K10D, not a real book in such. I've it too, it's in propper English and it explains a lot of the different modes and other things. He also explains how to make some propper photos but you don't need to learn that but still it's a nice book next to your K10D and worth the money. amazon link
Comment by Anvh posted on TV mode in K10 at 27/03/2009 - 16:21
Thank you Prieni.
#2 needs some working in deed, if I can only remember the lighting.
#3 I also do like the first one. The colour is just too dominant in the second one.
It even works for adults I can tell you
It's just the way it moves, evolved and interact... just facinating.
I see that you're an engineer, what kind of engineering if I may ask?
#2 needs some working in deed, if I can only remember the lighting.
#3 I also do like the first one. The colour is just too dominant in the second one.
It even works for adults I can tell you
It's just the way it moves, evolved and interact... just facinating.
I see that you're an engineer, what kind of engineering if I may ask?
Comment by Anvh posted on Abstract Blauw at 26/03/2009 - 23:33
Congratz Kris, it's a great shot and it needs to be there.
I'm very fond of the light play on the wall, splendid.
I'm very fond of the light play on the wall, splendid.
Comment by Anvh posted on Salisbury Cathedral at 26/03/2009 - 23:22
I'm no expert at it but it does look very decent at that aperture, I believe.