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Comment by MattMatic posted on DA* Lens information for the first two but not the 60-250mm at 06/03/2007 - 09:14
+ The PENTAX K10D firmware must be updated to take advantage of this automatic switching function.
And a 77mm filter on the 16-50
But why, oh why, would you want to wipe off "cosmetics" from the front element??
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on DA* Lens information for the first two but not the 60-250mm at 22/02/2007 - 09:23
a further offence under the data protection act
Schools love to quote this one. It's utter nonsense.
There's a couple of PDFs on www.ico.gov.uk - just have to find the url...
Here:
http://www.ico.gov.uk/upload/documents/pressreleases/2004/new_guidance_on_taking...
and
http://www.ico.gov.uk/upload/documents/library/data_protection/detailed_speciali...
and
http://www.ico.gov.uk/upload/documents/pressreleases/2005/press_release_photogra...
I carry copies with me just in case
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Public Photography ban? at 23/02/2007 - 11:16
And I made sure he had done by formatting his disk.
Formatting is never the end of the images on SD/CF media... but then most don't realise that
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Public Photography ban? at 22/02/2007 - 09:31
sdhc
Even the highest speed SHDC cards are only 6Mb per second
I'm sticking to 2Gb cards. Cheaper than Fuji Provia was!!
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on SD cards, read/write speeds and mymemory.co.uk at 22/02/2007 - 09:25
almost up there with the sandisk extreme III but much cheaper
Just bought a Sandisk Extreme III 2Gb for £19.90
www.picstop.co.uk
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on SD cards, read/write speeds and mymemory.co.uk at 21/02/2007 - 17:27
There seems to be a presumption that the Samsung variants will be in some way inferior because things will have been purposely left out or reduced in specification.
I don't suspect the electronics is any different - but there are obvious differences in the user interface, and perhaps not so obvious differences in the internal firmware.
But in either case it may all be a bit of a red herring. I strongly suspect that it's the image preview that's confusing everyone. Unlike the *ist-D, the K10D allows you to zoom in on the preview (so you don't have to enter playback mode) and check the histogram etc. When in this mode, the dials change their function temporarily to allow these operations.
So.... if you want to twiddle the dials immediately after taking a shot, either disable the image preview facility, or as John rightly says, half-press the shutter button to immediately cancel the preview
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Can the K10D multi-task? at 24/02/2007 - 13:51
Took about 20 seconds to write a DNG and in that time I could adjust anything (menus, dials whatever) all while the red LED was lit.
No problem then
(Maybe the Samsung doesn't multitask???)
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Can the K10D multi-task? at 23/02/2007 - 11:43
(Set the image preview to 0sec)
Maybe that'll solve the "problems".
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Can the K10D multi-task? at 22/02/2007 - 09:17
Will - what version are you running? I'm running v1.1 and will try it out later
Matt
Comment by MattMatic posted on Can the K10D multi-task? at 21/02/2007 - 17:29


It's the 60-250/f4 that's coming around December...
Matt