the 50 f1.4

Hello,

I can't advise on a printer for you to buy.
But I think you should consider this.

In order to be happy with a printer, you will need to have a very good computer monitor. And a monitor calibrator. and calibrate the printed to the monitor and the computer. And spend a lot of money on proper ink, and paper. After all this, maybe, and just maybe, you will be happy with the results.

Good Luck!

Hi George,
Welcome back!

At what aperture have you shot this one? definitely not f1.4...

Probably it is much LESS depth of field with the DA 55.... in the end its 3/4 stops faster...

Focusing can be very tricky on f 1.4, but I reckon the bokeh is actually very very nice.

Enjoy the lens to the fullest, its a great one, and galaxies away from the other lenses you have

Dear Rhayles,

I am sorry i've upset you, I didn't mean to. I am a very straightforward person, and I will keep on being this straightforward, taking the consequences both in real life, and on this amazing forum.

To help you out on your latest query:
To post images on the forum I would suggest you do this.

- Open an internet page, and go on www.photobucket.com
- Create an account by clicking on "Join Now" and follow the directions.
- Log into your new account (on the top right-hand corner of the page)
- Under "Upload images and video" click on 'Choose Files' and wait for the image to be uploaded fully (the page will refresh automatically)
- Click on your image - open it - and find the "share this image" with 4 different fields with text.
- Left Click on 'IMG Code' until highlighted - Right Click, COPY.

- Open the www.pentaxuser.co.uk/forum thread that you wish to put photos on. In the typing window, just right click and PASTE the image code you copied. (Its going to look like this -
[IMG]http://i517.photobucket.com/albums/u332/nathanever82/5.jpg [IMG] )
- Click on the "Preview comment" to confirm that your image is there.
- Click on add comment and find your gorgeous image on the forum thread.

I hope this helps.

Kind Regards,

Nathan



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Stefan,
Manuals are very hard to read and understand.

Understanding a question is just as important as knowing how to give an answer

So basically, the last 6 posts have been completely useless, as the problem was just what i described.

I find puzzling that this forum sees so many members wanting to find solutions to problems that mostly, don't exist!

Great read though, one learns a whole lot!

And its another astonishingly good one!
the second DA* i get, the 50-135...

Well, what to say, its fantastic. Exactly the same feeling I had when I first got the 16-50.

And I must say, that it is actually more surprising and exciting than the when I got the 31mm ltd; not because its better, but because achieving these results with a zoom lens, is absolutely incredible.

Good day to all!