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G'day and welcome.
Comment by i-Berg posted on How many variants are there for "I'm new"? at 04/09/2011 - 06:50
Mike - on several occasions I have used the K5, then let it hang back down on the neck strap, and moved on. As the camera back has been bumping around against my clothing while walking, the four way buttons have been pressed randomly. Voila! Next shots, all sorts of wonderful settings, including more than one shot.
It hasn't happened with the Kx, likely as it is lighter and does not usually have the 50-135 on the front (more weight).
It hasn't happened with the Kx, likely as it is lighter and does not usually have the 50-135 on the front (more weight).
Comment by i-Berg posted on K5 Shutter Jamming at 01/09/2011 - 22:55
G'day and welcome WoJ.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Hey all, newbie from stafford :) at 01/09/2011 - 22:45
G'day and welcome.
Comment by i-Berg posted on hello form south africa at 01/09/2011 - 10:29
Thanks again - point taken re the crop, I will post a 'loosened-up' version at some point.
Comment by i-Berg posted on The Mirror at 31/08/2011 - 08:11
Bask in that ambience!
Comment by i-Berg posted on Really k5! at 31/08/2011 - 08:00
G'day and welcome Dan.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Hello from Kent at 31/08/2011 - 07:58
G'day and welcome.
Comment by i-Berg posted on new user from glasgow at 30/08/2011 - 10:23
G'day and welcome.
Comment by i-Berg posted on K20D Newbie at 30/08/2011 - 10:23
Thanks all - I was fortunate to have been there at the right time for the sun.
The stone has been badly weathered - it seems it was made of a shaly / sandstone material. Given the age of that part of the cemetery, and the children's graves surrounding it, it had occurred to me that the parents were unlikely to have been well off (hence no marble).
This grave appears to have been one for three siblings. The only age visible is the top one of course.
David - the title was intended to reflect (pun intended) the passage of time above and below, and in ourselves. So you picked it, of course.
The stone has been badly weathered - it seems it was made of a shaly / sandstone material. Given the age of that part of the cemetery, and the children's graves surrounding it, it had occurred to me that the parents were unlikely to have been well off (hence no marble).
This grave appears to have been one for three siblings. The only age visible is the top one of course.
David - the title was intended to reflect (pun intended) the passage of time above and below, and in ourselves. So you picked it, of course.
Comment by i-Berg posted on The Mirror at 30/08/2011 - 09:10
