ChrisR

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Nice set, Mark, (No6) for me, I like the light off the end of the building.

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Comment by ChrisR posted on Fireworks! at 09/09/2011 - 10:30

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Hi Steve.

Well taken, the dark area to the right of the waterfall, for me, adds a sense of mystery.

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Comment by ChrisR posted on Waterfall at 09/09/2011 - 10:07

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Hi Gary.

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Comment by ChrisR posted on 'Eyup from Yorkshire at 08/09/2011 - 20:46

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Hi Reymar.

I am sure you will be pleased with your Pentax.

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Comment by ChrisR posted on Hello From Philippines at 08/09/2011 - 16:23

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Av most of the time, with manual Iso.

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Comment by ChrisR posted on in the last six months at 08/09/2011 - 16:06

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Many thanks, Cliff.

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Comment by ChrisR posted on Last days of steam at 08/09/2011 - 16:01

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Smeggypants wrote:
I have to say that regardless of anyone's experience or skills, that if you can follow the instructions for a firmware update there's no skill required.
Anvh wrote:
What about reading skills
In your opinion, there is no skill required, but I still maintain that camera dealers should offer to upgrade firmware as a customer service, at a nominal charge if necessary. As an alterative, Pentax or which ever camera manufacturer, should make available upgrades ready loaded onto a SD cards, together with plain English instructions, again at a nominal charge. I would be more that happy to pay, even more happy if a dealer would carry out the operation for me.

You carry out this upgrade yourself and contaminate the camera operating system, the camera is then a bin job.

Question, if you download the firmware yourself onto a SD card, how do you know that the firmware has not been corrupted when downloading. That is assuming that you know how to download it onto a card in the first place.

Yes I do have reading skills.

I have no idea what firmware is on my recently purchased K5, other than the assurance from “SRS”, when I purchased the K5, that the latest firmware is loaded.


Take care.

Comment by ChrisR posted on K5 firmware question at 08/09/2011 - 15:45

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Hi David.

Great choice of kit.
I have a K5, not sure how good the weather seal is, I also have a K10d, that is weather sealed to, but have never got it wet either. I think the odd splash my be ok ?.

Take care.

Comment by ChrisR posted on Hello from Skye at 08/09/2011 - 09:49

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Hi Richard.

Good set of images, I think the subject is well suited to IR.
Number 1 & 3, is the best for me.


Take care.

Comment by ChrisR posted on Victoria Hospital revisited at 07/09/2011 - 20:25

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Kenty wrote:
Well...after much thought and consideration I've taken the plunge and purchased a K5 with the 18-55 kit lens - battery is charging now!

I bought it from Jessops Birmingham who despite the prices in their store were happy to match their Internet price. A free tripod was on offer but I already have one so they gave me Sandisk Extreme 16GB card for the price of an 8GB card - a saving of over £40. Also 300 free prints at 6x4 or 150 at 7x5 - ideal as I now have a 4 month old granddaughter and loads of photos of her.

To top it all I only paid a £200 deposit and the rest is payable over 10 months with no interest charge.

Weather permitting I'll be out with it tomorrow. Nah - whatever the weather I'll be out with it!! (I've read/glanced at the first 52 pages of the handbook - only 322 to go!)

Cheers....John
Hi John.

I am sure you will be very pleased, had mine for a week now, not been further than the back garden, but great results with the 100mm macro lens.

Take care.

Comment by ChrisR posted on A K5 at last at 07/09/2011 - 20:13

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