I'm thinking he means 'subject' or 'composition'.

Dan

Oh, and one more that made me laugh.




Dan

Here's a few from me, save starting up another thread. Sorry we missed you by a day Nathan!













All with K10D and DA*300mm. That last one has had a bit more than a tinker with the white balance - although we stayed until sunset, it wasn't very spectacular, so I had a play when processing the RAW.

Love your Pintail Neil. Held the detail on its front better than my head-on ones did.

Dan

Lemonjelly!

For me, I tend to forget to listen to stuff when I'm at the computer, but when I do it's Queens of the Stone Age, Desert Sessions, Muse, Eagles of Death Metal, Dandy Warhols, Elbow, Elbow and more Elbow.

Dan

Mine's set to the following:

In Av mode: front wheel ISO, rear wheel aperture.
In Tv mode: front wheel shutter speed, rear wheel ISO.

When you turn the ISO wheel you will then be setting the ISO to whatever you choose, pressing the green button will then return it to auto ISO (within whatever range of ISOs you've set).

This is why people who actually use Pentaxes have never been bothered about having an ISO button, because that's more fiddly than what we already have. But the press didn't seem to cotton on to that...

It's in the custom functions menu, and you have a load of different options. Can't remember what I have TAv and Sv set to as I never use them.

Dan

As Chris said, the distortion on the 10-20 is gone by 12mm. So the field of view when undistorted is exactly the same as the Pentax lens. So there's no benefit to having the Pentax in this respect, but the Sigma gives you that wider view if you need it.

Does the Pentax show distortion at 12mm?

I'm very happy with my Sigma.

Dan

Done for you.

It's an atmospheric photo, with the city emrging from the bank of cloud, and the streetlights are perfectly balanced with the exposure of the sky. Lovely!

Dan

...and I've used Centon FG30s with my *istD and K10D and these flashguns apparently (although I've not tested them) have a trigger voltage of approximately 200V. Not had a problem (yet! :lol.

Dan

Yeah, thanks for that Stefan!

Dan

You've probably moved the aperture ring off 'A'. Move it back and all will be well again.

Dan