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Comment by Hyram posted on Retain old or buy new lens for K10D? at 12/03/2008 - 22:38
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Gosh! That would take years of DIY, tea making etc!
............or even a lifetime Gosh! That would take years of DIY, tea making etc!
Why is this lens not listed as being available in Pentax fit :
Comment by Hyram posted on [SOLD]: Sigma 50-500mm (Bigma), Sigma 400mm at 30/03/2008 - 17:28
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Thirded!
..........................and again Thirded!
beakynet wrote:
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Seconded.
I have the Metz 58 and it is fantastic so I am sure the 48 is just as good.Seconded.
Comment by Hyram posted on Which flashgun for a K100d at 19/03/2008 - 18:54
Tony mentions daffodils etc. as an example of a spring subject, but unfortunately after last night's weather in the UK, which is set to continue for much of the week, I do not think that there will be many Spring 2008 daffodil shots
Might be time to search the archives again
Might be time to search the archives again
Comment by Hyram posted on Weekly Competition No: 36 "Spring" - Discussion at 10/03/2008 - 21:44
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I have not noticed any stiffness with my 16-50.
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Neither have I.I have not noticed any stiffness with my 16-50.
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Comment by Hyram posted on 16-50 problem ? at 10/03/2008 - 21:33
Congratulations to Rob and many thanks to Tony for the judging despite the handicap of a 12" laptop
Comment by Hyram posted on Weekly Competition #36 - "Spring" at 17/03/2008 - 13:22
Slightly abstract...........
'Spring' tension in a very large, tension fabric canopy.........taken Spring 2007.
'Spring' tension in a very large, tension fabric canopy.........taken Spring 2007.
Comment by Hyram posted on Weekly Competition #36 - "Spring" at 12/03/2008 - 22:17
It is close to my garden as the crow flies.
It belongs to a house that sits on the River Arle.
Somewhat unusually the garden becomes ever narrower ending up as a corridor of land just wider than the gate itself.
Although it is therefore a rear garden gate, I don't think that it is ever used.
I walk past it quite often and it always looks as though someone has fixed a gate between two trees for no obvious reason
It belongs to a house that sits on the River Arle.
Somewhat unusually the garden becomes ever narrower ending up as a corridor of land just wider than the gate itself.
Although it is therefore a rear garden gate, I don't think that it is ever used.
I walk past it quite often and it always looks as though someone has fixed a gate between two trees for no obvious reason
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the third one is fantastic! lovely shot.
Agreed.the third one is fantastic! lovely shot.
No. 3 is great.
A really interesting foreground and that sky
Comment by Hyram posted on More skies at 09/03/2008 - 16:28
I bought my K10D as the body only thinking that the DA* lenses were about to appear.
I then had to buy the kit lens as an interim measure since all of my old lenses did not give me any wide angle capability.