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Comment by ChrisR posted on 18-55 - AL vs AL II at 15/02/2012 - 11:31
Sorry, read Rembember as Remember.
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Comment by ChrisR posted on 18-55 - AL vs AL II at 15/02/2012 - 11:30
Not sure, but give Chris at SRS a call.
Rembember to tell him that you are a Pentax User member, then postage will be foc.
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Rembember to tell him that you are a Pentax User member, then postage will be foc.
Take care.
Comment by ChrisR posted on 18-55 - AL vs AL II at 15/02/2012 - 11:21
Hi Harry.
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Comment by ChrisR posted on Greetings Earthlings at 15/02/2012 - 11:00
Edward.
Have a look on SRS, web site.
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Have a look on SRS, web site.
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Comment by ChrisR posted on 18-55 - AL vs AL II at 15/02/2012 - 10:56
tyronet2000 wrote:
Did anyone notice the "Product Placement" in Whitechapel? The assistant in the morgue was plainly using a Zenith SLR to photograph the evidence
Very strange how he did not have to advance the film between shots, wish my Zenit E, would have done that.Did anyone notice the "Product Placement" in Whitechapel? The assistant in the morgue was plainly using a Zenith SLR to photograph the evidence
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Comment by ChrisR posted on Another pointless thread at 14/02/2012 - 14:44
Hi Matt.
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Comment by ChrisR posted on Hello from Highlands at 14/02/2012 - 11:02
Just carried out a Google search, for SRS, find they are the first company to be listed.
But rest assured you have made a good choice of supplier, plus you will be very pleased with the K5, I am sure.
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But rest assured you have made a good choice of supplier, plus you will be very pleased with the K5, I am sure.
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Comment by ChrisR posted on SRS and Google at 13/02/2012 - 20:46
Snootchies wrote:
I can imagine! Though I read somewhere that people have used welding glass in the past and made their own filters (with the drawback that the end product would be in black and white).
I've always been interesting in doing VERY long exposures during the day looking out to the sea so you get a very tranquil/calm look. Exposures of 20/30 mins or so, but it's how you get such a dark filter - I presume you'll have to stack a few to get to that length of exposure.
But yes, one day I'll have a play with them.
Bob.I can imagine! Though I read somewhere that people have used welding glass in the past and made their own filters (with the drawback that the end product would be in black and white).
I've always been interesting in doing VERY long exposures during the day looking out to the sea so you get a very tranquil/calm look. Exposures of 20/30 mins or so, but it's how you get such a dark filter - I presume you'll have to stack a few to get to that length of exposure.
But yes, one day I'll have a play with them.
If you want to experiment with filters, nd, grads etc, have a look on 7 dayshop web site, you can get an adjustable ND filter for less money than a set of welding glass filters.
I have one of their circular adjustable nd filters, it is well made, but I can’t comment on the optical quality as I have not had a chance to use it yet.
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Comment by ChrisR posted on waters edge at 12/02/2012 - 10:44
Chris.
Further to the advice from Mike-P, re Raynox lens.
If you want to view some good results with a Raynox lens, have a look at the (Disabled Photographers Society) web site, in the forum, member images section, you can view without membership.
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Further to the advice from Mike-P, re Raynox lens.
If you want to view some good results with a Raynox lens, have a look at the (Disabled Photographers Society) web site, in the forum, member images section, you can view without membership.
Take care.
Comment by ChrisR posted on Manual Extension Tubes - cheap any good? at 11/02/2012 - 09:07
I would guess the Mark 1.
You may also come across the 18-55mm WR lens. That one is the same as the MkII but is weather sealed. Although your camera itself is not weather sealed, if you find one at a good price, i.e. under 50 quid, you should go for it as it will provide some moisture / dust protection, and would come in useful if you bought a weather sealed camera in the future. It's also a rather smart looking lens.