Hyram

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damn did I buy my K20D to early?

Ah well it will take me some time to fully utilise the potential of the K20D. I am still amazed on how much options this unit has.
One of the things that I like about the K20 is that its mode of operation is almost 100% identical to the K10, so that when I am using the two bodies, I do not have to think 'what button does what' since I have already learnt that

Comment by Hyram posted on Rumours of K2000D at 04/07/2008 - 08:10

Hyram
Enjoy them both

Comment by Hyram posted on SRS Microsystems offline? at 04/07/2008 - 13:25

Hyram
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.........................I just want to chase it...
That pipe might scare it

Comment by Hyram posted on So cute at 02/07/2008 - 21:06

Hyram
I am surprised that you still speak to your dad for passing up the chance of a Dolomite Sprint.

Now they were good cars.

My dad had two Maxis and I never could work out why he bought the second one, but he did redeem himself by then buying a Rover 3500S.

Comment by Hyram posted on Discussion:Weekly competition # 52: ''The Ugly" at 06/07/2008 - 08:13

Hyram
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My Dad had one (in maroon) when I was a kid - I was embarrassed to be seen in it. He then chopped that in for a Maxi followed by a Princess so things didn't improve much...
Something of a British Leyland fanatic then

My dad had a Maxi that I did not think was too bad a car (apart from the cable gearchange), but I always thought that the Princess looked 'a bit of a dog' (with apologies to all canine members of this forum).

Comment by Hyram posted on Discussion:Weekly competition # 52: ''The Ugly" at 05/07/2008 - 20:32

Hyram
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Unlocker wrote:

LOL! Thought you might, was kinda obvious! Is it ugly enough for ya?
Hideous! That's why I was planning a trip into town over the weekend to get a shot. Oh well, back to stalking Wee Jimmy Krankie I guess...
Certainly a stunner

Fortunately the love affair with brutal concrete did not last too long.

Comment by Hyram posted on Discussion:Weekly competition # 52: ''The Ugly" at 04/07/2008 - 08:20

Hyram
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hefty1 wrote:
You could always buy a 77mm one and then step-up rings to adapt it to other lenses - I don't think there are any lenses in Pentax-land bigger than 77mm so that should account for future needs as well.
If you go this route, check that the larger filter will fit inside the Pentax dedicated lens hood.
I use a step down ring to enable use of a 58mm Kood circular polariser on the DA 18-55 and DA 50-200, and it fits 'just',a 77m would almost certainly not fit and I quite fiddly attaching the step down ring first followed by the filter. I am considering getting a dedicated 52mm to avoid the hassle.
Another good point

Life is never easy.

Comment by Hyram posted on Filters - Which Manufacturer ? at 02/07/2008 - 19:49

Hyram
Good idea.

I need 77mm, 67mm, 77mm (!) and 58mm so I just need to investigate step down rings from 77mm to 67mm and from 77mm to 58mm or from 67mm to 58mm.

Comment by Hyram posted on Filters - Which Manufacturer ? at 02/07/2008 - 19:47

Hyram
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Depends what you want, but 90% of mine are SMC Pentax in 49, 52 and 58mm.
My initial requirement is for a circular polariser and then I thought do I buy three different sizes to suit my main lenses or do I opt for a system, so that I only buy one filter of each type + the adaptors etc.

Comment by Hyram posted on Filters - Which Manufacturer ? at 02/07/2008 - 18:44

Hyram
I am sure that this has been discussed before, but I am not sure where.

I am thinking about going down the Cokin P Series route.

Should I be considering any other manufacturers :

Comment by Hyram posted on Filters - Which Manufacturer ? at 02/07/2008 - 14:25

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