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Comment by loskeran posted on Pentax 50-200 DA; Any good? at 11/06/2009 - 19:53
Many others will also be watching that one, i take it it's the APO version, the one you are watching?
It just depends what you are prepared to pay for it, as for quality, the Pentax *SDM 300mm is a far better bet, but if you want a fairly light lens of that length it is fine, just make sure it is in good condition as it is not a “spring chicken” in age.
Comment by loskeran posted on SIGMA 400mm F5.6 TELEPHOTO PENTAX "A" at 11/06/2009 - 18:33
Buying a 1.7x converter to photograph one's Moat and the
tops of one's trees is a perfectly legitimate expense
shim
must have been a Canon user
Comment by loskeran posted on WANTED: Pentax AF adapter 1,7x at 11/06/2009 - 15:11
forget the badge on the front of any thing, if the price is right (value for money etc) get it.
We have become too ready to oblige the advertising people, splash things in front of us enough and it will sell, kids today wont wear anything that does not have the the right label.
Also look at the TV adverts they must be spending a very large amount on womens "beauty" items, (because your worth it)for one.
Comment by loskeran posted on Mag articles like this really annoy me at 11/06/2009 - 13:17
Comment by loskeran posted on Assasin bug at 11/06/2009 - 10:05
Buying a 1.7x converter to photograph one's Moat and the
tops of one's trees is a perfectly legitimate expense
shim
Comment by loskeran posted on WANTED: Pentax AF adapter 1,7x at 11/06/2009 - 10:01
So posting the evidence on the web for all to see is not a good idea...?
Anyway, everyone knows it goes on.
Comment by loskeran posted on WANTED: Pentax AF adapter 1,7x at 11/06/2009 - 07:42
Not only did we recover the shots he took but most of the ones before that.
Mind it should work (the recovery disc) with any make of disc.
Comment by loskeran posted on Why should I buy a Sandisk (or equivalent) Extreme over an Ultra sd card? at 11/06/2009 - 07:22


Loskeran just bought this book and I'm not impressed, the original manual is all you need,
To some just starting with an SLR it is a very big learning curve, so a book that starts with stuff that many of us have for second nature now is not a bad thing, how many go into stores like Jessops get a very expensive Canon/Nikon stuffed in there hands and after a very short time give up because they cant take shots like the professionals do, after all the idiot in the shop told them it was a pro camera, and they expect it to take the shots for them, Just press the button and it does it all for you, after all they were told it was the best bit of kit!
So in a "nutshell" if new to DSLR's learn before you make a big mistake and then say "This camera is no good".
I am not a good reader but I have just sent a load of my old books to a charity shop, They taught me loads, but I am still trying to get it right