G'day and welcome - what lenses did you retain, & / or get with your K7?

G'day and welcome.

Many thanks for that caveat Tim - I had various visions of how one might go about it otherwise...

Just tried it with Adobe's Lightroom 3.2 - works fine with .dng (RAW) files.

A slideshow might sound good, but it's a sequence of shots one by one. Thus, you'll probably lose track of the ones you want to keep (or delete) fairly rapidly.

Most products have views of images on an electronic version of a 'contact sheet', that might suit your intended task better in practice.

While in that mode, you can generally flag or mark individual images for later action. So if you have a number of images (not necessarily side by side) that you don't want, mark them for deletion as you go through, and clean them out in one swoop at the end.

Congratulations Mike on a very nice series. Patience and skill - how did you get so close to them all?

Good work Don, apologies for piking out of this one. Well done to Tim too!

On the other hand, a good leg of goat comes up just as nicely as a roast leg o' lamb (some say better).

Peter,

I have a universal correction of +150um dialed in on my K10, and that serves the zooms just as well as the primes FWIW. The zooms in my case are the 16-45, and the 50-135.

That's what Jack needed after climbing the Beanstalk!

(Grabs hat, grabs coat, hurries to door...)

And again for the staircase spiral, although I do also like the sculptured metal against the sky.