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Comment by Gwyn posted on Tiny Feet - Crop added at 13/04/2008 - 08:57
According to the Sigma site they don't. Could be a long wait if you order one
They do make the 180mm in Pentax fit though.
They do make the 180mm in Pentax fit though.
Comment by Gwyn posted on Sigma 150mm macro at 10/04/2008 - 18:26
https://www.pentaxuser.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7456 tells you how to post and is correctly a sticky, your post doesn't need sticky status.
Great photo!
At least there wasn't a poor female underneath them both! I have seen ducks drowned by the sheer weight of drakes on top of her. Nasty things mallards.
At least there wasn't a poor female underneath them both! I have seen ducks drowned by the sheer weight of drakes on top of her. Nasty things mallards.
Comment by Gwyn posted on Duck Ducked Duck! at 08/04/2008 - 20:55
I have two Land Rover enthusiast sons. Neither owns one (yet) but the father in law of the younger son has three land rovers and a mk1 Range Rover, all RHD imports. Second son used one of them as his wedding car.
Youngest son and his father in law go to the UK green roading occasionally.
Youngest son and his father in law go to the UK green roading occasionally.
Comment by Gwyn posted on Tamron 17-50 at 15/04/2008 - 12:46
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(939 is the lowest price for the K20D I have seen here in the Netherlands...)
Where did you see it for that price Golf? Once I'm done painting my son's new house I am going to get one. He moves on Saturday so wants it done by then (939 is the lowest price for the K20D I have seen here in the Netherlands...)
I'll deserve a K20D after all the work I'll have put in on his house. My reward to me.
Comment by Gwyn posted on Very special lenses on offer - going quick (not) at 07/04/2008 - 08:50
Not much help unless you are in the Netherlands or Belgium, but I use glue from Hema (a Dutch chain of stores) which is especially intended for photos.
I'm sure you can get something similar, either from a photographic shop or craft store wherever you are.
I'm sure you can get something similar, either from a photographic shop or craft store wherever you are.
I use something similar, and have never had a problem with scratches.
Comment by Gwyn posted on Guillotines at 03/04/2008 - 16:12
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The *istDS is still a superb camera and perfectly adequate for all uses apart from the largest print sizes.
That's why I'm still using it John. I love my Ds and I am still in two minds about switching cameras, but if I do it will be the K20D I've decided. I shan't get rid of the Ds, either my husband will use it instead of his increasingly decrepit Canon P&S or I'll just keep it as a lightweight carry about.The *istDS is still a superb camera and perfectly adequate for all uses apart from the largest print sizes.
Comment by Gwyn posted on K10D vs K20D at 03/04/2008 - 16:18
Thanks everyone. Some really helpful answers. Thanks again Wim for your opinion, I always value it.
I am going from a Ds to a new model. I intend to keep whatever I get for a good few years, even if Pentax come out with an all singing all dancing model in the next two years. I am leaning towards the K20D simply because I think it will see me through the coming years.
I shall spend some serious time looking for the best deal on one. I'll probably buy one in the Netherlands, even though they cost more here, because of the servicing of it should it need it.
I'll keep you posted
I am going from a Ds to a new model. I intend to keep whatever I get for a good few years, even if Pentax come out with an all singing all dancing model in the next two years. I am leaning towards the K20D simply because I think it will see me through the coming years.
I shall spend some serious time looking for the best deal on one. I'll probably buy one in the Netherlands, even though they cost more here, because of the servicing of it should it need it.
I'll keep you posted
Comment by Gwyn posted on K10D vs K20D at 03/04/2008 - 13:13
Congrats on your son btw! What's his name?