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Comment by K10D posted on Five in a Row - Stridey at 11/12/2014 - 21:52
The term "picturesque" comes to mind. Very green and calm.
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Comment by K10D posted on Five in a Row - Stridey at 10/12/2014 - 22:02
Every single day is a once in a lifetime experience. Spend it well.
Comment by K10D posted on Another pointless thread at 10/12/2014 - 13:14
Its close to end of chapter twelve.
So I'll propose that the lady of the year for the Pentax User Forum is Gwyn.
For some time somewhat quiet with respect to posting images.
Sagacious and always courteous to forum members.
Level headed and always helpful.
Wishing you all the very best for 2015.
Very best regards.
Gary
So I'll propose that the lady of the year for the Pentax User Forum is Gwyn.
For some time somewhat quiet with respect to posting images.
Sagacious and always courteous to forum members.
Level headed and always helpful.
Wishing you all the very best for 2015.
Very best regards.
Gary
Comment by K10D posted on and so say all of us? I do! at 10/12/2014 - 13:10
I don't think it would reach such status. I do see it as being THE best 16Mp camera that was produced though.
I am very very glad I bought mine a couple of weeks back. The down side for me was that I initially thought it was just a stop gap camera. I was wrong and I could have been using one for some time.
That then raises the question of just what do you do when Ricoh introduce these new or revised versions of a camera? Buy into it or sit tight and await the next model which is what I did, going from a K5 to the K3.
This may sound odd but I consider my K5 IIs to be in the same category as my *istD and K10D in that they are keepers as far as I'm concerned.
Classics in their own right.
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I am very very glad I bought mine a couple of weeks back. The down side for me was that I initially thought it was just a stop gap camera. I was wrong and I could have been using one for some time.
That then raises the question of just what do you do when Ricoh introduce these new or revised versions of a camera? Buy into it or sit tight and await the next model which is what I did, going from a K5 to the K3.
This may sound odd but I consider my K5 IIs to be in the same category as my *istD and K10D in that they are keepers as far as I'm concerned.
Classics in their own right.
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Comment by K10D posted on The K5 is no more... at 09/12/2014 - 23:57
davidstorm wrote:
I'm not sure I understand what you're getting at here Gary, my comment didn't make any reference to levels and I thought that you had previously praised Nigel's image? Isn't the haze integral to the scene and a reflection of lighting conditions at the time? I'm a bit confused.
Regardless, the second shot is probably more accomplished technically, but it doesn't attract my eye in the same way that the first one does.
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David
Hello David,I'm not sure I understand what you're getting at here Gary, my comment didn't make any reference to levels and I thought that you had previously praised Nigel's image? Isn't the haze integral to the scene and a reflection of lighting conditions at the time? I'm a bit confused.
Regardless, the second shot is probably more accomplished technically, but it doesn't attract my eye in the same way that the first one does.
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David
I was referring to your comment of the first image being very sharp. I didn't see it as being sharp. I do agree that haze could be part of the scene but coming from a film background I try to avoid its effects where possible. No issues, and looking forward to image number three.
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Comment by K10D posted on Five in a Row - Stridey at 09/12/2014 - 23:47
davidstorm wrote:
Looks great Nigel, very sharp and clean with great colours and plenty for the eye to explore.
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David
My 1920 screen must be smudged or faulty? I dragged the image into Photoshop and just auto levels makes a large visible difference. I'll try and get my copy of photoshop checked as well.Looks great Nigel, very sharp and clean with great colours and plenty for the eye to explore.
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David
The second image is a great shot. A lot more detail and sharper than the first image (IMO). A good choice of shutter speed and well framed with the ploughed soil running up from the lower right corner.
The only other time one sees this much gull activity is behind or around fishing boats.
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Comment by K10D posted on Five in a Row - Stridey at 09/12/2014 - 22:24
Comment by K10D posted on Aircraft Aerial Photography at 09/12/2014 - 00:47
Comment by K10D posted on RAW Converters 2014 at 09/12/2014 - 00:34
Very good detail and colour.
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Comment by K10D posted on Flowering Fly Trap at 08/12/2014 - 23:18
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