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Comment by beakynet posted on Just had anoth phone call... at 23/05/2012 - 10:54
Comment by beakynet posted on Amazon Lens Finder at 23/05/2012 - 10:32
Comment by beakynet posted on Silver "sparkles" on middle element - what are they? at 18/05/2012 - 10:16
Noticed a key item missing from your list: a film storage fridge!
Also to do what I do today, I would need to add a high resolution negative scanner! Oh, then (hang on:shock a computer, photo editing software.... see where this is going!
Comment by beakynet posted on The real cost of digital photography. at 18/05/2012 - 10:10
I great test, if I have time, I might repeat with my 18-135 and D FA 100 Macro WR.
Comment by beakynet posted on M100 macro versus DA18-135 at 18/05/2012 - 10:02
I would personally wait for more funds. Remember the longer the focal length of the macro lens, the greater the working distance, I find the working distance of the 100mm to be just right for me as I like to photograph insects and spiders so I don't want to get in too close and scare off my subject!
Comment by beakynet posted on budget macro lens at 16/05/2012 - 11:18
Comment by beakynet posted on Pentax User plus membership at 16/05/2012 - 10:49
Comment by beakynet posted on Lenses and focal leangth. at 16/05/2012 - 10:43
Comment by beakynet posted on 15th May - Photograph your daily life at 14/05/2012 - 21:39
My advice for a novice is to buy a 50mm and nothing else. You will learn more about photography with a single fixed-focus lens. It will teach you how to 'find' a photograph by walking around a subject rather than standing in the same spot and zooming in.
I'm not saying that zooms are bad, but I don't think you will learn as much with one on.
But if you want a camera to take on holiday and take snaps with better quality than a point and shoot, then the 18-250 is a pretty good lens.
Comment by beakynet posted on One "all-in-one" lens for beginner at 14/05/2012 - 15:10

