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Comment by MattMatic posted on Pentax or Sony? at 02/12/2008 - 12:37
I'm not sure about the Metz - you may get P-TTL and "M".
(I have the AF360 & AF540 Pentax guns, and an old Metz 50MZ5. Both Pentax and Metz are great flashguns! Difficult choice!!)
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Flash guns for K20D at 27/11/2008 - 12:31
I know that they are in Kent
(Burgess Hill to be precise)
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on I want to buy a 20 D in a shop at 27/11/2008 - 12:30
The Pentax Pro centres themselves extend that to 2 years. So if things go wrong you go back to the Pro centre and they sort it
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on K10 reliability at 27/11/2008 - 12:28
Wow at the Eneloop
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Digital SLR and P-TTL flash guide at 25/11/2008 - 16:02
Come on Pentax, a little icon to let us know the card is missing/ door is open would make life easier for us forgetfull users.
My *ist-D, K10D and K20D all show "No Card" when you turn on the camera
Do you perhaps mean you didn't put the card back AND you didn't try turning on the camera until you went away??
(In which case there's nothing anyone can reasonably do - if the camera is not powered up it can't tell you!!!)
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on K10D not working after firmware upgrade at 24/11/2008 - 12:11
I've had quite a few little specks like that - usually making zero impact on the image
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Dust in my newer lenses at 24/11/2008 - 12:04
You could use a faster lens to achieve a higher shutter speed. However, the flip side is that opening up the lens (e.g. to f/1.4) gives you an unbelievably shallow depth of field. If your subject is moving as well that will almost certainly yield out-of-focus shots (frozen, but out of focus).
As has been said, to freeze the action you need to have either a high shutter speed and/or the "freezing" effect of studio flash. To get the shot in-focus when there's movement you want to also be shooting around f/5.6 to f/11. That means either you shoot in bright sunlight, or you use a high power studio flash in controlled indoor conditions
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Because You're Worth It at 24/11/2008 - 09:24
Comment by MattMatic posted on Serif photoplus 9 at 21/11/2008 - 21:37
I've heard some complain about their turn around times... but the quality is stunning!
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Anyone know a good Canvas print company at 21/11/2008 - 16:51


(Check the video at around 2min 10sec)
Matt