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I think I gave someone on here (I forget who) £60 for my PKA mount, and consider that I paid about the going rate.
They are one item which only seems to get more expensive.
They are one item which only seems to get more expensive.
Comment by Mongoose posted on Tamron PKA at 05/12/2008 - 09:18
it's the shutter sound I really love about the ME-Super. There's just none like it.
Comment by Mongoose posted on Unused Pentax ME Super SLR + 50mm M 1.7 at 05/12/2008 - 09:15
Welcome to the forum Brightstone! I hope you'll find it a helpful and friendly place.
Since you're new, you probably didn't spot it when you posted, but we have a classified adds section for buying and selling equipment. The Lenses forum is generally reserved for discussion of Pentax and Pentax fit lenses.
I'm sure one of the mods will be kind enough to move the thread for you.
Since you're new, you probably didn't spot it when you posted, but we have a classified adds section for buying and selling equipment. The Lenses forum is generally reserved for discussion of Pentax and Pentax fit lenses.
I'm sure one of the mods will be kind enough to move the thread for you.
Comment by Mongoose posted on Sigma 24-60mm f/2.8 EX DG at 05/12/2008 - 09:11
Father Ted wrote:
Are the leads for the istDL easy to come by and do I need software to go with it, or does the PC see it as a removable drive?
It's a standard USB-MiniUSB cable, should be able to get one from any Maplins or PC World. Take the camera with you as there are a couple of variations on small USB (I think of them as mini and micro but not sure of the official names).beginner wrote:
All the more reason to use the cable to download from the camera!.......mine never leaves the K20!......
Second hand camera, didn't come with lead or software.All the more reason to use the cable to download from the camera!.......mine never leaves the K20!......
Are the leads for the istDL easy to come by and do I need software to go with it, or does the PC see it as a removable drive?
No software required as long as you're using Windows XP, Vista, Mac OSX (I assume) or a recent Linux.
Personally I still prefer a card reader though.
Comment by Mongoose posted on I'm soooo angry with myself! at 05/12/2008 - 09:03
there are OTHER camera stores?
Comment by Mongoose posted on Besides SRS? at 03/12/2008 - 08:41
interesting. I wonder how the 43mm Ltd stacks up against the likes of the Sumicron
Comment by Mongoose posted on 43mm special at 26/11/2008 - 08:33
beakynet wrote:
That's exactly what I use it for, on rare occasions I've even processed RAW files with it. The reader is SDHC, and the screen, while small, is very good indeed. I have the first generation 2G eee, so I download to 8GB pen-drives. I have also picked up a third party massive capacity battery, which gives me about 6 hours run time.Mongoose wrote:
My laptop and eeepc both have built in SD card readers, so going that route saves me having to carry the cable around. It's lazyness basically!
Does the eeePC have an HDSD compatable reader? Also, what is the device like for reviewing pictures? I am interested as this could be a good way to back up and review in the field.My laptop and eeepc both have built in SD card readers, so going that route saves me having to carry the cable around. It's lazyness basically!
Comment by Mongoose posted on Transferring pictures from camera to PC at 26/11/2008 - 08:29
My laptop and eeepc both have built in SD card readers, so going that route saves me having to carry the cable around. It's lazyness basically!
Comment by Mongoose posted on Transferring pictures from camera to PC at 24/11/2008 - 16:37
I don't think they can have, since the K10D can't reach ISO 3200 and 6400
Comment by Mongoose posted on DxOMark launch raw file image quality database at 21/11/2008 - 18:18
