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Comment by Defragged posted on Free Perfect Effects 8 Premium Edition (89 Euro value) at 13/08/2014 - 17:16
vic cross wrote:
I tried to download it but it is only for Windows 64bit.
CHEERS Vic.
It does say for both Windows and Mac and I'm fairly certain that it gives the option to download for either/or.I tried to download it but it is only for Windows 64bit.
CHEERS Vic.
Perhaps anyone else who has downloaded or tried to download for Mac use might shed some light. Sorry that you were disappointed on this occasion...
Comment by Defragged posted on Free Perfect Effects 8 Premium Edition (89 Euro value) at 13/08/2014 - 16:52
Galoot has a nice looking Pentax 50mm f2.8 macro for sale at what looks like a very reasonable price here:- link
or, for the same price you could have my lovely in as new condition Cosina 100mm f3.5 AF macro lens....
or, for the same price you could have my lovely in as new condition Cosina 100mm f3.5 AF macro lens....
Comment by Defragged posted on I'm in a TIZZ at 12/08/2014 - 21:40
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Comment by Defragged posted on Free Perfect Effects 8 Premium Edition (89 Euro value) at 12/08/2014 - 20:03
A simple yardstick by which to discern Rooks from Crows is; if you see a Rook on it's own it's a Crow and if you see a lot of Crow's together they are Rooks...
Comment by Defragged posted on Rooks? (repost - it disappeared?!) at 11/06/2014 - 22:33
Mike-P wrote:
You could have used your nice newly acquired K3 to make a video of the dismantling procedure and taken photo's at salient points of your progressdavidstorm wrote:
Dismantling and re-assembling the 28-80 was not a simple task, unless you are an expert in lens construction it can be a bit daunting and is 50/50 whether you end up with something that still works. Surprisingly, the FA28-80, which was to all intents and purposes a 'Kit lens' was very well constructed with mostly metal parts which required a fair amount of drilling to get some of the lens elements out. Luckily, I ended up with a completely empty tube with a working aperture!
I found it really simple to dismantle the lens, infact I had all the elements out with no drilling whatsoever. I also ended up with a empty tube and a separate working aperture but unfortunately I also ended up with a multitude of screws, bits of metal and plastic with no idea where they actually went. Dismantling and re-assembling the 28-80 was not a simple task, unless you are an expert in lens construction it can be a bit daunting and is 50/50 whether you end up with something that still works. Surprisingly, the FA28-80, which was to all intents and purposes a 'Kit lens' was very well constructed with mostly metal parts which required a fair amount of drilling to get some of the lens elements out. Luckily, I ended up with a completely empty tube with a working aperture!
for use as a reference to the rebuild.
Just an idle thought! lol...
Comment by Defragged posted on The Learning Curve at 11/06/2014 - 21:38
Some more good deals on memory cards from 'MyMemory' link
You can never have too many memory cards.... lol...
You can never have too many memory cards.... lol...
Comment by Defragged posted on Memory Cards. at 30/05/2014 - 11:09
smc wrote:
Are Pentax DSLRs compatible with SDXC - very tempting price!
The K3 certainly supports SDXC....Are Pentax DSLRs compatible with SDXC - very tempting price!
Comment by Defragged posted on Integral SDXC Integral 64GB UltimaPro SDXC Card 45MB/s at 28/05/2014 - 13:01
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link If any one is interested!
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Comment by Defragged posted on Integral SDXC Integral 64GB UltimaPro SDXC Card 45MB/s at 28/05/2014 - 09:47
LennyBloke wrote:
If taking good photographs consistently if of interest to you, you could do worse than to take a look at the work of Asahiflex (Peter Jonkman) over on PentaxForums (I won't link because his photos are scattered around many posts) you will see that he produces a lot of very good photos of often quite ordinary subjects, mainly by using the depth of field effectively and taking care over the composition (IMO)
There are some really good photographers that contribute on this forum too, but the work of this guy demonstrates the simplicity of these two key points
I don't agree that a good photograph always comes from its content (although clearly it helps in many cases), just look at some of the Macro shots we often see posted here - the content of one photo is often very similar to another but the results can be stunningly different.
I would add also to look at the work of 'jsherman999' on the the same forum for the same reasons. This guy could shoot through a jam jar bottomIf taking good photographs consistently if of interest to you, you could do worse than to take a look at the work of Asahiflex (Peter Jonkman) over on PentaxForums (I won't link because his photos are scattered around many posts) you will see that he produces a lot of very good photos of often quite ordinary subjects, mainly by using the depth of field effectively and taking care over the composition (IMO)
There are some really good photographers that contribute on this forum too, but the work of this guy demonstrates the simplicity of these two key points
I don't agree that a good photograph always comes from its content (although clearly it helps in many cases), just look at some of the Macro shots we often see posted here - the content of one photo is often very similar to another but the results can be stunningly different.
and still produce wonderful images....
Comment by Defragged posted on Takes good pictures or Good Photographer? at 27/05/2014 - 19:25
I tried to download it but it is only for Windows 64bit.
CHEERS Vic.
Perhaps anyone else who has downloaded or tried to download for Mac use might shed some light. Sorry that you were disappointed on this occasion...
Sorry.....