2nd image for me is the pick and shows what the sensor in the K10 is capable of. I owned a K-m a good few years ago and always loved the quality of landscape images it produced, I think the sensor was the same 10mp one as in the K10. Not very good in low light, but horses for courses and excellent at everything else.

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David

A glorious set of images, looks like you enjoyed your time in the UK!

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David

Some serious skills here, if you haven't tried macro, especially at high magnifications like the last one, you cannot imagine what difficulties you can face.

Well done Derek, you make me want to get out in the garden, the only problem is it's raining and windy all the time!

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David

Lovely images, particularly like the Puffins and especially number 10!

18,19 and 20 also catch my eye.

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David

Hi All

Thanks for looking and for your comments.

Best regards
David

Hi Don, it's one of the new (retro) ones I believe, made in India. I think it's about 3 years old.

Thanks for the feedback on my pics.

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David

Hi all

Apologies to you all and to pentaxuser.com, I haven't been visiting the site for approx. 2 months, usual stuff, busy life etc. I managed to get out on Father's day and shoot some pics in 2 locations; Cromford Vintage Car Show and Crich Tramway Museum. Here are some shots, all K3 and DA*50-135, which is my 'go to' combination for selective focus.

1. Continental GT



2. Biker Gear



3. Lancia Fulvia



4. Austin Cooper



5. Dead Crow (VW Beetle)



6. Kawasaki



7. Tram Driver



8. Tram Seats



9. 8d



10. Use your Trams and Buses



11. Kegs



12. Tram roof interior



13. Inside the tram



14. Number 45



Hope you like, all comments welcomed.

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David

That's a great shot, how many did you have to do to get it focused bang-on?

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David

Lovely set, the one of the rock in the sand takes top spot for me, a great composition and the strong reflected light adds to it.

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David

Colour one for me too, it works really well.

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David