I was waiting for stock to come in at SRS, no doubt you were too.

I'm delighted that my Christmas present has just arrived.

I've just updated the Firmware to 1.16 on both K-5 bodies, without which the AF function will not work. Next step is to get out to Martin Mere and have a go with a variety of lenses.

There's a long lens compatibility list and it's going to be worth trying out with some wider lenses as well as the obvious telephoto ones.

It might be a few days before this is used in anger for the first time, but when I have some results I'll certainly post them.

Time to cool it down I think.

On a practical note, I don't see any problem using two hands to hold a camera, right handed or not. One hand under the lens, one on the grip. A screen coming out sideways makes no difference to that.

I think the studio shot is my favourite.

Fantastic, yet more great photography!

It is a nice set, I particularly like the two autumn landscapes.

Muddy thinking in a couple of places in the article, including the one quoted.

Professional is increasingly used to aid marketing. There was a time when it meant items dealt with by a Professional Division, but no longer.

Amateur photographers used to be defined as those who made no more than 10% of their income from photography, now it's apparently 50%. Everybody is a professional these days....

I would expect, like the 750Z, that the screen can simply be rotated a pressed back into position with the active side visible. This enables the screen to be turned to closed when not in use, if desired. Frankly I'm quite happy with a fixed screen and rarely use the articulation on my MX-1.

Best thing is to put in a report including all the relevant information - the problem experienced, screen dimensions, browser used, etc. Then IT can be aware it's still a problem.