My SD cards were also very sticky, on one of the other forums there was a post about sanding down (only a fraction) the long thin sides of the card, which I did.

Now if I'm not careful when removing the cards they jump up to meter in the air.

Greg

Hi Dweia. Try this link

Greg

What two lugs they disappeared within seconds of it's arrival.

I love the quality of old Pentax equipment, no plastic in sight.

Greg

As I see it the Q and K-1 are not aimed at the type of photographer who frequents photo forums, therefore our feelings and impressions have no relevance.

Greg

If you want information about Canon printers and refill inks have a look at this site

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Thanks and for the link. I'll go for it.

Greg

Hi,

I'm trying to resist buying this copy stand but is the first time I've ever seen one like this, it's normally the Copy Pod. The price is about 40UKP. What worries me is the empty green cavity on the left, but that may be for the camera.

Anyone know what missing.

Greg

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have only one tripod head and I use it for everything, from macro to 1000mm. It is a Manfrotto 701TC2 fluid head,

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I have removed the handle and because it is damped the camera does not flop around. It is remarkably stable with my long telephotos.

Greg

I love those kinds of family shots, I have many similar ones and whenever my daughters, who are now in their forties, give me grief I post one on facebook to bring them back to reality.

Greg

Hi Dave,

I use a Hoodman on my K5's LCD screen and it has made a tremendous difference. The Hoodman is very well made and has a dioptre adjustment and the optics are good but their standard method of attaching the loupe to the camera with elastic bands is very primitive and a pain. I see the version you are looking at has what may be a better attachment to the camera.

My eyesight is very bad and I must admit that I'm using the setup more and more, particularly for my MF telephoto lenses. For convenience sake I made a custom quick mount for mine.

Pics on Flicker,
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Greg