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Comment by K10D posted on Now this is interesting....... at 20/09/2010 - 00:39
Well done that man.
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Comment by K10D posted on Photo in the magazine at 19/09/2010 - 12:20
As above David. A pleasure to see these images.
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Comment by K10D posted on Duchess on Tour at 19/09/2010 - 12:17
Quick run down to see the lighthouse and made friends with a chuck.
lighthouse
my new mate, the chuck
noshing
look-one claw
curved earth
errr it's Bunbury, not Banbury! Can't change the title?
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lighthouse
my new mate, the chuck
noshing
look-one claw
curved earth
errr it's Bunbury, not Banbury! Can't change the title?
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Comment by K10D posted on @ Banbury SW Aus at 19/09/2010 - 12:09
Comments welcome Fiona.
Number one is softened prior to sharpening.
Number two. I grabbed the shot only because of the woman.
Number three. The effect of the grad ND allows the colour of the water to show. Normally we would loose colour and detail due to the amount of light in the sky.
It does look as if it isn't level yet the in camera level said it was?
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Number one is softened prior to sharpening.
Number two. I grabbed the shot only because of the woman.
Number three. The effect of the grad ND allows the colour of the water to show. Normally we would loose colour and detail due to the amount of light in the sky.
It does look as if it isn't level yet the in camera level said it was?
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Comment by K10D posted on end of day at 18/09/2010 - 15:56
an overcast day brought a workable sunset. graduated ND filter, K7, 16-50mm.
sentinel gull
stranger on the shore
fading light
embers
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sentinel gull
stranger on the shore
fading light
embers
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Comment by K10D posted on end of day at 18/09/2010 - 15:28
pnjmcc wrote:
Waaaayy to austentatious for my taste but what an excellent example of a modern hot rod.
The finish is brilliant and I love the detail in the wing mirrors.
I think the wide angle works well on the front and side views but not so well on the back. The distortion of the white truck and the people dont work for me.
Great car though.
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PaulM
Totally agree but the 16-50mm wouldn't work due to too many people being too close. I had little choice but to use the Fisheye. That is one shot that one of my other body/lens combinations would have nailed without distortion or moving further backWaaaayy to austentatious for my taste but what an excellent example of a modern hot rod.
The finish is brilliant and I love the detail in the wing mirrors.
I think the wide angle works well on the front and side views but not so well on the back. The distortion of the white truck and the people dont work for me.
Great car though.
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PaulM
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Comment by K10D posted on Welcome to my Nightmare at 17/09/2010 - 04:58
WobblyGoblin wrote:
It's manual focus though, isn't it? Wouldn't that restrict it's usefulness as a "normal" prime?
Of course I realise that all lenses used to be manual focus and people could still take pictures etc etc
However, I'd have though that if people were after a Pentax, manual focus, normal prime they would have lots of second hand options which will likely be cheaper?
(10 mins later)
Ok, I've had a quick look and maybe the older lenses aren't as fast. Still, there's likely to be a big price differential.
I see it as an ideal indoor lens at weddings etc. AF is generally too slow in those situations on AF lenses, so it may have a place?It's manual focus though, isn't it? Wouldn't that restrict it's usefulness as a "normal" prime?
Of course I realise that all lenses used to be manual focus and people could still take pictures etc etc
However, I'd have though that if people were after a Pentax, manual focus, normal prime they would have lots of second hand options which will likely be cheaper?
(10 mins later)
Ok, I've had a quick look and maybe the older lenses aren't as fast. Still, there's likely to be a big price differential.
As for price, it will be cheaper than this
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Comment by K10D posted on 35mm f/1.4 at 16/09/2010 - 14:27
Taken at the Fremantle Hot Rod Show. Some wonderful graphics on this car.
K7 & 10-17mm
C&C welcome
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K7 & 10-17mm
C&C welcome
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Comment by K10D posted on Welcome to my Nightmare at 16/09/2010 - 14:23
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Looks well sorted, on paper.
Looking forward to seeing a hands-on review.
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