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Rusty nails for me
Comment by Hyram posted on Useless topic at 17/10/2009 - 21:50
The screwdriver or the vodka and orange :
Comment by Hyram posted on Useless topic at 17/10/2009 - 21:39
aminstar wrote:
DA*60-250 bought in May 2009, almost new, for £850 plus postage
Getting closer to being tempting DA*60-250 bought in May 2009, almost new, for £850 plus postage
Comment by Hyram posted on Lenses for sale at 16/10/2009 - 14:06
thoughton wrote:
Some amazing shots here. And I thought I was just about over my LBA
There is now one for sale in the Classified section Some amazing shots here. And I thought I was just about over my LBA
Comment by Hyram posted on Pentax/Samsung 10-17mm fisheye at 16/10/2009 - 13:30
I must get out more with my 'fishy'
Thanks to everyone for the inspiring photographs.
Thanks to everyone for the inspiring photographs.
Comment by Hyram posted on Pentax/Samsung 10-17mm fisheye at 16/10/2009 - 08:33
A few variations by night :-
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Comment by Hyram posted on Pentax/Samsung 10-17mm fisheye at 15/10/2009 - 21:14
You have to programme each mode individually.
Comment by Hyram posted on K10 Auto ISO !?? at 15/10/2009 - 21:01
thoughton wrote:
..........Re: wideness of 10 v 12mm, I think I have previously mentioned that I take a lot of interior shots for a lettings agency client.I previously used the client's Nikon D90 with sigma 12-24, until only a few months ago when I got the Sigma 10-20. The 2mm wide-end difference is quite noticeable!
Taking interior shots for a lettings agency is very different to taking architectural photographs...........Re: wideness of 10 v 12mm, I think I have previously mentioned that I take a lot of interior shots for a lettings agency client.I previously used the client's Nikon D90 with sigma 12-24, until only a few months ago when I got the Sigma 10-20. The 2mm wide-end difference is quite noticeable!
With architectural photography you are not trying to 'cram as much in as possible'.
Comment by Hyram posted on 12-24mm on full frame K7..... at 15/10/2009 - 20:59
stu49 wrote:
Please expound
As per Dan's explanation, changed in the custom menu settings for Av mode.Hyram wrote:
Following mattmatic's suggestion, mine are set up so that the camera is normally on auto ISO, but moving the front wheel adjusts the ISO to whatever you want. Then pressing the green button returns it to auto ISO
when do u move the Front wheel ? in Fn menu ? or have u changed Custom settings to enable Iso on Front wheel ? If so on which Mode, Av ??Following mattmatic's suggestion, mine are set up so that the camera is normally on auto ISO, but moving the front wheel adjusts the ISO to whatever you want. Then pressing the green button returns it to auto ISO
Please expound
Other modes are still at the default settings, but there are numerous permutations available.
Comment by Hyram posted on K10 Auto ISO !?? at 15/10/2009 - 20:51
Following mattmatic's suggestion, mine are set up so that the camera is normally on auto ISO, but moving the front wheel adjusts the ISO to whatever you want. Then pressing the green button returns it to auto ISO
Comment by Hyram posted on K10 Auto ISO !?? at 15/10/2009 - 20:20
