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Comment by Greytop posted on k7 af system at 01/05/2010 - 11:21
Mike-P wrote:
It's strange actually .. have seen members leave for Nikon, Canon and even Olympus (waves at Huw) but never Sony.
What do you mean... "even Olympus" It's strange actually .. have seen members leave for Nikon, Canon and even Olympus (waves at Huw) but never Sony.
Oh and have fun with you new Nikon gear Gareth, I thought it looked like you were making a move elsewhere
Comment by Greytop posted on Farewell to Pentax at 01/05/2010 - 00:01
Anvh wrote:
Can't remember using the preview feature when shooting portrait with mine (ehem... Matt's :blush but I suspect you might be right Stefan.Greytop wrote:
Front and rear control wheels, shutter release, on off switch, exposure compensation, ISO, green button, exposure lock and auto focus button.
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Does it also has the preview (digital/optical) on the on/off ring?Front and rear control wheels, shutter release, on off switch, exposure compensation, ISO, green button, exposure lock and auto focus button.
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NSANTOS wrote:
HI
I hope pentax presents a new camera this year , it is better for pentax userīs and for new buyers ...
i think pentax have a problem in k7 it makes to much noise in iso 800 tham the competticions,...
best regards
Sorry Nestor, I disagree with you HI
I hope pentax presents a new camera this year , it is better for pentax userīs and for new buyers ...
i think pentax have a problem in k7 it makes to much noise in iso 800 tham the competticions,...
best regards
In my experience the K-7 is not noisy at all, I actually found it to be a good performer from a noise point of view.
The trick is to shoot RAW and just expose to the right of the histogram.
There have been many threads about subject in the past. I believe it's an unfair label that the K-7 has picked up.
Comment by Greytop posted on rumor of Pentax K5 ??? at 30/04/2010 - 18:38
horseman wrote:
there are 17? electrical contacts on the grip. can any one tell us what they are for? I mean besides the two or three involved with sending power to the camera.
Front and rear control wheels, shutter release, on off switch, exposure compensation, ISO, green button, exposure lock and auto focus button. there are 17? electrical contacts on the grip. can any one tell us what they are for? I mean besides the two or three involved with sending power to the camera.
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bwichmawr wrote:
Thanks Gary and Huw,
Great to hear from you again, Huw. How are things? Bought one of those gorgeous little Olympus "bridge" cameras yet?
Regards,
Andrew
Thanks Andrew, things are fine. Yes I have pretty much all my Olympus gear now. I didn't go for a Pen but a more 'traditional' range of Pro zooms and D-SLR body, similar to the Oly kit I had before I came to Pentax. But yes it is all working out nicely thanks Thanks Gary and Huw,
Great to hear from you again, Huw. How are things? Bought one of those gorgeous little Olympus "bridge" cameras yet?
Regards,
Andrew
Comment by Greytop posted on In a Spring Garden at 28/04/2010 - 22:22
What lovely images Andrew all of them, at a pinch my favourite would be the last one but all are excellent
Comment by Greytop posted on In a Spring Garden at 28/04/2010 - 20:01
It always pays to do a bit of research
If the C**** guy had done his research he would have quickly realised how good the Redsnapper kit is
If the C**** guy had done his research he would have quickly realised how good the Redsnapper kit is
Comment by Greytop posted on Red Snapper RSH-12 Ball Head at 28/04/2010 - 17:48
Rob, you're spot on with every comment regarding the ball Head in my book. I have the exact same combination and couldn't be more pleased with it.
Comment by Greytop posted on Red Snapper RSH-12 Ball Head at 28/04/2010 - 14:57
However in my experience SDM was not much changed (i.e. a bit pedestrian).