It's hard to know how it works out globally but we've just been looking at our camera club website stats and overwhelmingly people seem to be using iPhones or Google Chrome.

Correct. I think my answer may be in the wrong thread!

And also the lens firmware as updates were put out for the lenses also.

Weird, but I like weird.....

I've been scanning loads of old images, all shot by me in what my 8-year-old grandson described as "the olden days" or more commonly known as the 1980s. Ouch indeed. This one is doing very well on EPZ and was shot by me between 1975 and 1980 using a Pentax SP 1000 and probably the standard 55mm f/2 lens. It seems a sobering thought that an image that looks positively vintage was actually shot by myself.....


This is Leigh, Lancashire and we lived there is our first little terraced house, which looked like this:


Both these scenes are probably still there, albeit with yellow lines and cars in the first instance and perhaps a new lick of paint in the second.

I like that, a simple, beautifully presented image with a clear message.

No offence taken. Perhaps a glance through the various reviews on ePHOTOzine would help? It's the sister site to this one and covers all marques in detail.

As we specialise in Pentax on this site it's probably not the best place to ask the question. The compact of choice for Pentax users is probably the discontinued MX-1, which is not full frame but is a fantastic camera. It's highly sought after.

Lovely pictures and superb control of the exposure. These could so easily have gone wrong, with over-exposed whites.

Another great selection. What a wonderful place to be as well, but you probably made a wise choice to leave before the storms hit.