Clarky

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(Unless of course it was for Pentax versions of the Sigma, Tamron etc.)
I for one would like to see a forum for reviewing third party lenses. Not all of us can afford the expensive Pentax lenses. One example i can give is the Sigma 70-300 which seems to have numerous variants and i can't seem to work out which is the better of the bunch.

Comment by Clarky posted on Lens Database good idea? at 20/11/2007 - 10:27

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Nimitz wrote:
All those macro shot made me go for a macro - Damn that LBA - is so hard to choose.

Went to a photo evening with Casper Tybjerg - a "world renown" danish nature photographer (unfortunately he uses N*****) http://www.ttf.dk/Dansk/Forside.aspx - he had some cracker phots of spiders - just as you Clarky. (actually this shot was priced best nature shot 2003 - http://www.ttf.dk/Dansk/Foto/GALLERI/Natur.aspx (the green spider shot)
I have a similar shot of that award winning spider.
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Comment by Clarky posted on Pics from the Garden at 24/11/2007 - 00:14

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All those macro shot made me go for a macro - Damn that LBA - is so hard to choose.

Went to a photo evening with Casper Tybjerg - a "world renown" danish nature photographer (unfortunately he uses N*****) http://www.ttf.dk/Dansk/Forside.aspx - he had some cracker phots of spiders - just as you Clarky. (actually this shot was priced best nature shot 2003 - http://www.ttf.dk/Dansk/Foto/GALLERI/Natur.aspx (the green spider shot)

It sparkled his career - and he know works as a photographer and "photo journalist".

Anyway - Sigma had a small stand at the show - in the breaks we could see and touch the whole product range - with some very nice prices. So - I ordered the 105mm macro and I'm getting it tomorrow

The prices was very good (for danish prices) and on same level as SRS and others - but without the shipping. So overall a very good offer

Can't wait to go shooting some bugs and flowers......
Nimitz
I am pleased to see you decided to take up macro and looking forward to seeing some of your shots with your new sigma (I am sure there will be plenty)
Some great shots on that site (i like the frog on the leaf )
Here's a shot of a Cicada i snapped Yesterday

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Another reason i love macro is for its convenience. I only have to walk out the back door and theres a smorgasbord of subjects
Good luck with your snapping.

Comment by Clarky posted on Pics from the Garden at 23/11/2007 - 23:00

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First one yes is fabulous, love the subtle green bokeh, suits it well.
I am trying to decide between a 10-20 WA and a Macro, back to macro again - wish I cd have both!
I am hoping to get a 10-20 for X-mas if i can convince Santa (and my wife) i have been a good boy this year

Comment by Clarky posted on Pics from the Garden at 21/11/2007 - 21:23

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Thanks Paul i look forward to some of your postings. And you are right you can't beat a good spider pic

Comment by Clarky posted on Pics from the Garden at 20/11/2007 - 10:06

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I spent some time in the garden and snapped a few pics. What do you think.

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All taken with the Tamron 90mm Macro

Comment by Clarky posted on Pics from the Garden at 20/11/2007 - 07:59

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photo*ist wrote:

As near as your wife and I can tell, of the top 10 most prolific posters you easily have top prize for that statistic and are actually more than double George's modest amount.
Yeah, pipe down, Clarky, and take some more bug pics.

The modest G
You can't compare George and my stats, He has been a member since Moses was a boy so you would expect his average to be lower
But i see what you mean when compared with some of the other members. I would have bet my house that others had a higher post per day than me Stats never lie as they say.
I am trying to defend myself so here goes.
Excuse 1: I spend 12hrs a day or night in front of a computer for work and usually have the site open in the back ground. So ease of accessability is 1 reason.
Excuse 2: I love you guys
I will add further excuses as i think of them

Comment by Clarky posted on Difficulty logging in?? at 18/11/2007 - 21:01

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Or have i been blackballed
Nothing like that at all Clarky. It's just Nature's way of telling you to do something else with your life. This little known feature usually kicks in when a user surpasses the 4 posts per day average and you are waaaay overdue.

Get outside and take some pictures!

You sound like my wife Are you sure its 4 a day
Everything seems to be back in order now

Comment by Clarky posted on Difficulty logging in?? at 18/11/2007 - 11:47

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Try refreshing your browser or even deleting all your cookies and starting again. However, this will mean re-logging in to any sites you visit, so don't forget the passwords!

Sometimes I've had problems with particular sites and for one or two I use an alternative browser.

Mozilla Firefox 2 is a useful one to try as an alternative to Internet Explorer. There are others.
Thanks John i have tried refreshing the browser to no avail.
It only occurs when i click on the Pentaxuser shortcut on my desktop. The page can't be found and it expires and when i do get it too work logging in is ok. Its the only shortcut i am having problems with so i thought it might be server issues at your end :

Comment by Clarky posted on Difficulty logging in?? at 18/11/2007 - 01:15

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Has the forum been experiencing difficulties with its server : The past couple of days i have been having trouble opening the link. It takes a few attempts (and sometimes a couple of hours) before it opens and i can log in : . Or have i been blackballed

Comment by Clarky posted on Difficulty logging in?? at 18/11/2007 - 00:36

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