Sorry if I raised expectations, but I've been in the loft this morning and now believe that the case went with the LX last year...

I did find the following LX-related items whilst I was looking:

Two case top covers for larger lenses,
A LX user manual,
The 79 page review of the LX system by Geofrey Crawley,
A LX focusing screen.



You are welcome to any/all of it as I no longer need it.

If you can use it, P.M. me your address.

dave k

I think that I've got one somewhere in the loft with a couple of different
top sections for different size lenses.

I'll go up there tomorrow and dig it out..

dave k

Is it the 'Window' 'Arrange' 'Tile' menu that you are after?

I was always brought up to believe that Staffordshire was the Geographic, Economic and Cultural centre of the country

Whatever... Seasons greeting to all.

davek

I came through Ashbourne that afternoon in pretty miserable weather and felt that you would be struggling a bit.

From the above it seems not to have been so. Looking forward to seeing more images

davek

I just found out more about my Saturday night plans...

Unfortunately (for me), I'm unlikely to make it tomorrow.

Have a good time, I look forward to seeing the images

davek

Andrew,

Thanks for the heads-up

I'm out very late on Saturday, but aim to be there....

Cheers

davek

This sounds pretty scary...

Wish you well

I think that has to be right.

It seems to me that in RAW, other than the compulsory NR applied by the camera (described here and about which we can do nothing) and the use or not of DarkFrameSubtraction, the effects of the menu NR options are limited to the JPG preview (with a possible time penalty due to this).

Yes, I would like to know whether any third party editors act upon ANY of the parameters in the Exif makernotes.
ACR for instance, will eventually become K3-aware, but what this really means, other than provision of a new Adobe-Standard camera profile is a bit of a mystery to me.

In this new web-enabled, info-rich era I would have expected more definitive information to be available, but in the main it is speculation that we have, some of it well-informed, much of it less so.

Companies are obviously going to be selective about what propriety information they divulge but could release a lot more information that would be helpful to customers and inform discussions such as this.

davek

Thanks to all for the comments and suggestions above.

I've got quite a bit from this.

dave k