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Absolutely worth it James, as Pete says.
Edit: Apart from the other enhancements, I particularly appreciate and make use of the following option to AF point selection.
Operate at AF point “SEL”] on [Custom] menu and it can be selected either [1 Calling Function Preference] or [2 Select AF point Preference].
When selected [2 Select AF point Preference] and AF point switching dial is set at [SEL], selection of AF point can be operated priority by the four-way controller.
Edit: Apart from the other enhancements, I particularly appreciate and make use of the following option to AF point selection.
Operate at AF point “SEL”] on [Custom] menu and it can be selected either [1 Calling Function Preference] or [2 Select AF point Preference].
When selected [2 Select AF point Preference] and AF point switching dial is set at [SEL], selection of AF point can be operated priority by the four-way controller.
Comment by Greytop posted on k7 firmware at 06/02/2010 - 19:13
When alcohol reaches that sort of percentage (or even a bit less) in a real Ale I think it really becomes classified as a Barley wine.
At that level alcohol starts to become a dominating taste and for me it's not as much of a pleasure to consume.
At that level alcohol starts to become a dominating taste and for me it's not as much of a pleasure to consume.
Hi Hin, a warm welcome to the forum
Comment by Greytop posted on Hi from Hin with K-x and K20D at 06/02/2010 - 18:38
I'm not seeing your images Peter.
Comment by Greytop posted on K-x is so versatile at 06/02/2010 - 18:37
vjayshutterbug wrote:
Pretty much what I was thinking, although the QC issues I have been reading about on other forums kind of scare me with the 16-50. But the 17-70 sounds perfect. Now, just need to save my pennies.
Thanks, man!
I actually wouldn't worry too much about QA with the DA* 16-50 now, I'm sure they would have sorted the problems by now. Pretty much what I was thinking, although the QC issues I have been reading about on other forums kind of scare me with the 16-50. But the 17-70 sounds perfect. Now, just need to save my pennies.
Thanks, man!
My copy is a fine lens, capable of very sharp images with great contrast and colour in the sweet spot (more of an area really) of the aperture range.
Comment by Greytop posted on What a fantastic camera! at 06/02/2010 - 16:42
beginner wrote:
And I don't like video on dslr's........
You're worse than I thought And I don't like video on dslr's........
Comment by Greytop posted on What a fantastic camera! at 06/02/2010 - 16:33
Thanks James there aren't too many of us around
Regarding your lens, if zooms are your thing, you could split your current focal range and go for the excellent DA 17-70 f/4 ( or the DA* 16-50 f/2.8 ) and the equally nice DA* 60-250 f/4
Regarding your lens, if zooms are your thing, you could split your current focal range and go for the excellent DA 17-70 f/4 ( or the DA* 16-50 f/2.8 ) and the equally nice DA* 60-250 f/4
Comment by Greytop posted on What a fantastic camera! at 06/02/2010 - 16:29
But Ken you are from the Dark side and have yet to see the light
Comment by Greytop posted on What a fantastic camera! at 06/02/2010 - 16:16
vjayshutterbug wrote:
totally agree, George. Working on that. Any good suggestions? Thanks!
Depends on what you shoot James. Might be worth going back through images you have taken with your current lens to see what sort of focal length you prefer George Lazarette wrote:
A good camera deserves a good lens. You won't know how good it is until you get a better lens.
G
A good camera deserves a good lens. You won't know how good it is until you get a better lens.
G
totally agree, George. Working on that. Any good suggestions? Thanks!
Comment by Greytop posted on What a fantastic camera! at 06/02/2010 - 15:44
K-7 with FA 50 f/1.4
Hand help (only sipped at this stage) f/3.2 1/4sec ISO 1600 and it tastes luverly
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