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Comment by George Lazarette posted on A bit outside my comfort zone... at 21/10/2007 - 22:41
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Comment by George Lazarette posted on Seven weeks old... and four months later at 21/10/2007 - 00:04
Out of the pancake lenses - which one do you prefer? Which one is typically most popular?
So I don't have any of them.
But if I were to get one, it would be the 21mm.
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Comment by George Lazarette posted on Pancake lens - which one do you prefer? at 20/10/2007 - 23:59
ANy ide when this one will be available in Pentax mount?
I've read so many things about it...I am clueless.
Thanks for sharing any reliable info!
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Comment by George Lazarette posted on Sigma 50-150mm at 21/10/2007 - 00:00
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Comment by George Lazarette posted on Colours at 20/10/2007 - 11:02
http://preview.tinyurl.com/2u2hhd
Highly recommended as a light, cheap, easy-to-use, accessory flash.
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Comment by George Lazarette posted on Built in flash has died... at 20/10/2007 - 11:11
Presuming that that might be expensive, I should take/send it to Pentax UK and claim under the manufacturer's warranty.
That's assuming that you are in the UK. If you edit your profile, you can add that information, which is always nice to know.
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Comment by George Lazarette posted on Built in flash has died... at 20/10/2007 - 11:01
Clarky, you need to download the Pentax Remote Assistant Software, then use the USB cable to connect camera and computer.
You can see what it took, on the computer screen, and if you save it, it ends up on the computer, not the SD card in the camera.
But taking the pictures one at a time and saving them on the computer, doesn't seem to me to be any quicker than taking all the photos, and then uploading the whole lot.
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Comment by George Lazarette posted on OPTIO 50 & LAPTOP at 21/10/2007 - 00:03
Hi ALL,
I'm new to this & its cold over here in Finland. !!
Help please:
I would like to be able to 'run' my Optio 50 and at the same time see the pictures on my ACER3502 laptop.
I need to focus on small diecast vehicles and at the same time see and record them on the laptop. There are over 300 items and if I just photograph them and then transfer them to the laptop it'll take days..
I'M SURE THERE'S A WAY ??
Thank you. Jimmm
Trying to do macro photography with a p&s camera is always going to be a challenge. My advice is to try and shoot in very bright light, so that the camera uses a small aperture and you will therefore get a large DOF (depth of field - more of the picture will be in focus).
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Comment by George Lazarette posted on OPTIO 50 & LAPTOP at 20/10/2007 - 11:06
However, it looks a little greeny-yellowy on my screen.
Apart from the grass, what looks too green/yellow to you?
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PS: Graminaceous is a bit florid, in my view. Gramineal is a modest, unassuming, little adjective.
Comment by George Lazarette posted on Feed coming back… at 20/10/2007 - 14:40
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