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Comment by Glowingblue posted on Portrait lighting 2nd attempt at 17/11/2013 - 10:39
Why post over processed and HDR type images, I thought the idea was to let other viewers see the IQ of K3, or have I got this wrong?
If so, I apologise
Comment by Glowingblue posted on More K-3 Photos at 16/11/2013 - 18:23
I never said they where, I said 'HDR type'
The ones above are single exposure images, not multiple exposures blended to HDR.
Regards
David
Comment by Glowingblue posted on More K-3 Photos at 16/11/2013 - 18:12
Why post over processed and HDR type images, I thought the idea was to let other viewers see the IQ of K3, or have I got this wrong?
If so, I apologise
Regards
David
Comment by Glowingblue posted on More K-3 Photos at 16/11/2013 - 18:05
If so, I apologise
Comment by Glowingblue posted on More K-3 Photos at 16/11/2013 - 17:52
Comment by Glowingblue posted on first lighting attempt at 15/11/2013 - 09:59
Are you looking at the same photo as me????
The space suggest the isolation of the woman working in a man's world. Her face shows so much emotion, exhaustion, pride. I love the fact that it reminds one of a Victorian portrait, whilst showing a very 21st century woman.
It's ok but nothing special. reminds me of the pictures that get taken in those passport booths...
You must have a better class of passport photo than most people.
Comment by Glowingblue posted on Help! Is this portrait that good? at 14/11/2013 - 21:49
Comment by Glowingblue posted on Help! Is this portrait that good? at 14/11/2013 - 16:58
Comment by Glowingblue posted on Farewell folks at 09/11/2013 - 18:25
I have exactly the same issues with my 16-45.
I find, on occasion, I have to focus on an area with more contrast then it locks on focus. BTW, mine is the Samsung branded 16-45. I'm in love with the results this lense gives and so forget the occasional focus moods
I've had my da16-45 for a while now and for the last 2 years I've had some issues where you half press the shutter button and nothing happens apart from a strange noise for a fraction of a second. Sometimes if you point the lens at an object further away the lens will autofocus.
I thought this was my k20 at first but its doing this on my k5ii as well, although the lens was fine on my k100.
The focus ring moves nice and smoothly.
So is this a problem with the lens, do people think it is fixable and how much am I looking at?
Comment by Glowingblue posted on da16-45 autofocus focus issues at 08/11/2013 - 02:48
