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Comment by i-Berg posted on Interview with Hiroshi Onoda, manager of Pentax Europe. at 04/05/2010 - 05:15
It's just the way the fisheye works - it appears to exaggerate the foreground at the expense of the background (that's part of the fun of it). It also depends on how much emphasis you were intending to give the lighthouse.
I also meant to ask - there's a rectangular object sticking up out of the rock (or concrete?) in front of the lens, fairly central... A piece of metal?
I also meant to ask - there's a rectangular object sticking up out of the rock (or concrete?) in front of the lens, fairly central... A piece of metal?
Comment by i-Berg posted on Mumbles Wales 10-17 fisheye (adjusted) at 03/05/2010 - 11:26
G'Day and welcome Fred.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Just got my first Penta at 03/05/2010 - 11:16
Seems to make sense for both - if Hoya has the expertise with the glass substrate for HDDs, then you can imagine WD chasing it if they believe they won't met projected demand.
Which, in turn, tells us something quite interesting about solid state drives...
Which, in turn, tells us something quite interesting about solid state drives...
Comment by i-Berg posted on Western Digital takes over part of Hoya at 03/05/2010 - 11:13
Roy,
Methinks the fisheye may have played a cunning trick on you here - you probably would have got all the foreground you wanted (and more) if you had moved a fair bit closer to the lighthouse...
Methinks the fisheye may have played a cunning trick on you here - you probably would have got all the foreground you wanted (and more) if you had moved a fair bit closer to the lighthouse...
Comment by i-Berg posted on Mumbles Wales 10-17 fisheye (adjusted) at 03/05/2010 - 11:06
A Panasonic LX3 - very nice camera for a compact.
Comment by i-Berg posted on What do you own? at 03/05/2010 - 10:04
That wouldn't look out of place as a postcard Simon.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Mont Orgueil Castle, Jersey at 03/05/2010 - 09:16
Of course 'barriers to entry' in this particular case (assuming the next level up is indeed FF) will need to include the significant investment many others have in Pentax APSC lenses that are not compatible with FF.