loskeran

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loskeran
johnriley wrote:
No CF or SD problems here yet, apart from one card that wouldn't format in a K10D, formatted fine in a second one and then behaved in both after that.

There are quite a few suspect cards around though, so that possibility could at least be looked at.
Hi John, as far as I can tell most of the problems are with the very fast cards, SRS did not have have the make and speed in stock of my faulty CF but they changed it for an SD version for me as I use both types, no probs with the SD, so far!
And I have now sold the camera that required the CF card. (no it was not a Canon)

Comment by loskeran posted on Warranty K10D at 22/05/2009 - 16:07

loskeran
I have found most card reader problems are with CF readers mainly pin breakages.
I had a CF Sandisk extreme 111 go faulty on me, SRS changed it for me.
I have had others tell of card faults on SD, luckily none myself.

Comment by loskeran posted on Warranty K10D at 22/05/2009 - 15:37

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Mannesty wrote:
Mike-P wrote:
Mannesty wrote:

No decent Canon forums around then Tel?

What's the betting you go for a K-7 in the not too distant future?
Dunno why you are laughing .. your own son moved to Canon
You're right there, but I'll get my own back one day. Just think of all my Pentax gear he'll have to get rid of when I slip off the dish.
No problem there then, Just leave it to me, unless I slip of the dish first.
Ps my spelling is bad, but Tel, this is how to spell broad

Comment by loskeran posted on K7 rippoff at 22/05/2009 - 15:27

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golfdiesel wrote:
Clarky wrote:
If you misbehave John sends Matt around to your house and kneecaps you.
O nice, I'll put the kettle on then
OOh, Dutch coffee just how I like strong dark and sweet

Comment by loskeran posted on Pentax Community at 22/05/2009 - 12:45

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I have spoken to the new Pentax repair centre and the backlog of repairs were just due to the “change over” from Pentax themselves, there were a couple of weeks (4-5) when nothing was done.
Now they tell me the turn round should be as good as all the others.
Let us know how quick or slow they really are.
I was enquiring how much a new sensor would be for a K20, £480
It would be just as cheap, or nearly to buy a new body from SRS.

Comment by loskeran posted on Warranty K10D at 22/05/2009 - 09:02

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piotro wrote:
ttk wrote:
And don't forget the service side that's gone to a third party aswell.
Isn't that the same 3rd part that does C now? .
nathanever82 wrote:
THe moaning is SO annoying.

How about you enjoy your cameras and stop complaining about Pentax?
Here here.

Comment by loskeran posted on Pentax UK website at 21/05/2009 - 22:21

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DERYN wrote:
Hi guys, newish to the forum and newish to DSLR's. I have a K10 and use 2 manual lenses, 50mm 1.7 and 28mm 3.5. I've been looking at the 16-45 and wanted to ask you guys besides the wider end, which I like, are there any advantages or disadvantages I should expect over my 2 manual lenses ?

DERYN
The 16-45mm is well worth the money paid.
Even very good close focusing.
I have one and use it quite a lot.

Comment by loskeran posted on ADVISE PLEASE at 21/05/2009 - 22:17

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RR wrote:
Quote:
Chocolate powder on the froth
Lots of choco I'd say. Plenty of lavazza though.

You can't beat a fresh coffee, I've an automatic bean to coffee machine at home & although it's not as good a manually made espresso it's darn close when you get the grind size right. Almost zero mess too !

Quote:
Freshly made and not instant, starbucks etc.

Bring it on!
I've had some pleasant coffees from Starbucks on occassion, it totally depends on the Barista you get really.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Coffee !!
Bobs coffee machine, is pretty good to I did have a sample
I do like my coffee dark and sweet

Comment by loskeran posted on Join me in a coffee ? at 21/05/2009 - 21:12

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sanderscapes wrote:
I would probably pay(going by the images i've seen of the camera)no more than £800.
As mike said (I think) wait utill Christmas for the "cash back" deal on it and you should be ok at that price.
Thats what I will wait for, my K20 will do till then

Comment by loskeran posted on What will you pay for a New K7D then. at 21/05/2009 - 20:45

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JohnMcD wrote:
loskeran wrote:
scottie wrote:
£1199 at that price i'm definitely moving full time onto nikon when the K200D dies of death. I recently payed a good price for D300 and its a fantastic bit of kit. forgive my being presumptuous, but i cant see the K7 being as good as the D300, when you consider the cost of the D300 is the same or less depending on where you shop. and thats with the 2 prices hikes by nikon this year!
And I hope you like having to pay for Nikon Glass, it may be good, but so expensive.
Also the D300 is due for the chop with a newer version soon.
Actually go and have a look at the price of Nikon glass compared to Pentax, you might be shocked as a lot of the primes are cheaper on the Nikon 35mm F1.8 £190, 50mm f1.8 £110, 85mm f1.8 £330 and the 16-85 VR zoom probably the sharpest standard lens in the world a shade over £400 and of course the Tokina 16-50 and 50-135 are available in Nikon mount for about the same price as the Pentax. Not knocking Pentax but the days of cheap glass for any brand are over.
But what is forgotten is the image stabilisation, get into the longer lengths where it is required, the 70-200 VR £1549.

Comment by loskeran posted on K7 rippoff at 21/05/2009 - 16:19

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