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Comment by Don posted on catch in focus. How do you do it? at 22/03/2013 - 15:36
16-45
50 1.4
100mm macro
35 2.4
85mm soft 2.2
Comment by Don posted on Portrait lens at 22/03/2013 - 13:56
http://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/ultrastudio/
Comment by Don posted on Video Capture - Pentax or ?? at 20/03/2013 - 00:53
there have been mamy threads on this topic in the past..and it is too late for you.. but..
I would opt for TWO 360's over one 540 anyday..
swivel is overratted.. you want great flash shots you MUST get that flash off camera and once you do..swivel is moot...
so that's my two cents for anybody else looking at flash units.
Comment by Don posted on Pentax flash advice/info form an ex Canon/Nikon user at 15/03/2013 - 18:31
I mulled over this comment for sometime, then I thought I have to submit it. A "what if moment" occured to me. On the one hand we have "Billy Whizz" the computer kid who is red hot with PhotoShop/Lightroom who comes across an obscure reasonable photograph, transforms it on his PC and makes loadsamoney. On the othe hand we have "good old Fred" who spends 72 hours sat on the icepack waiting, waiting, waiting for that b*#^×*dy polar bear to take a seal as it vents for air through the ice hole! Fred makes some money, but, he can't work a computer. I know which one I would like to share a beer with.
I know.. I know I'm being an ice-hole.... lol!
Comment by Don posted on Is photoshop ruining photography at 13/03/2013 - 19:07
isn't that like photoshopping real life???
is an unmanipulated image of a fake person still a fake?
Comment by Don posted on Is photoshop ruining photography at 13/03/2013 - 18:00
Comment by Don posted on Is photoshop ruining photography at 12/03/2013 - 20:23
Pentax didn't have a digitally designed lens for the 645D, but they did when they released it.
I think if they do release a FF DSLR then they will certainly have a lens to package with it.
think the 16-45 all grow'd up....
Comment by Don posted on Rumoured announcement of several new DSLRs at 12/03/2013 - 17:49



works best in good light or on high contrast subjects... best with a cable release when possible.