I think he found the only clean bit.

John

10 out of 10 for that set David, you certainly made your trip worthwhile.

Nice set Cliff, and nice to meet David who travelled a long way to be there.
Anyway here's some of mine.
Cliff finding something interesting, I don't know who the chappie in the background is taking a photo of me taking a photo of Cliff taking a photo of the loco.
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And the 45407 ready for the off.
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I don't normally do mono but wont be left out
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And finally a little sadle tanker
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A teli-converter to fit the DA 60-250mm lens

Most probably an age thing with me but I've tried useing my K5 in live view but I just can't hold the camera steady and that was with a short lens. Also on a bright day it can be difficult viewing the screen.

Great set of shots but the kid in #1 really makes it for me.

Great set of shots.

Well spotted and shot.

Here is a shot I took last year at 3200. A lot of IQ has been lost in resizing and converting to JPEG
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My K5 is normally set to 800, shooting RAW and processing in ACR with just a tweak in CS5 if required and I have no problem. Useing my normal lens which is the pentax 17-70mm requires very little sharpening, which is a good thing as sharpeng to much will cause noise.