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Sparrow in flight:

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Cropped - and a bit of PS.

K10D, sigma 28-70 f2.8 ex, # F4.0, 1/180 (they are fast ), iso 100, 70mm and flash - hand held.

Comment by Nimitz posted on Weekly Competition No. 14 "MOTION" at 09/10/2007 - 08:19

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I assume you mean "same shutter speed for the same lighting conditions". In Av mode the camera will change the shutter speed to get the correct exposure, only problem being that it will only work at widest aperture.
Yes......thats what I meant..

Thanks again

Comment by Nimitz posted on K100 with M lenses at 09/10/2007 - 10:52

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Thanks Peter. That answered my questions perfectly.

I shoot in Av-mode - so thats why I had the same shutterspeed all along

Comment by Nimitz posted on K100 with M lenses at 09/10/2007 - 09:00

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If the K100D is the same as the K10D in this respect, it will stop the lens down, take a meter reading, and set the appropriate shutter speed.
I'm using the K10D - Is that what you replied about?

You say - take a meter reading. So the camera does not set the shutter when you push the green button or?

Comment by Nimitz posted on K100 with M lenses at 09/10/2007 - 07:47

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You need to set a Custom Function "Using Aperture Ring" to "Permit".

Then you can set an aperture on the lens.

Not sure if its not working then - I had my aperture ring on permit in the custom menu.

My aperture symbol said -- on the camera and in the viewfinder.

You sure I can see the F-value in the viewfinder and on the camera when the aperture ring is permitted?

Whats the stopdown method then?

I'm confused now.....

Comment by Nimitz posted on K100 with M lenses at 08/10/2007 - 12:36

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I'm not sure I quite get how this work.

I have a 50mm F2.0 M lens. It takes very good pictures - but I'm not sure which aperture it is using. I guess I'm shooting all in F2, because nothing happens when i turn the aperture ring to another level.

I read about this is some other thread - and read about this stop down.....

So I tried to put my two cent in this - not sure I got i yet.

If I put my f2.0 50mm on - and push the green button - the camera sets the shutterspeed - right?

Since I cannot change the aperture - I only change the shutterspeed - right? One step (slower) to jump one step on the aperture - or am I wrong?

Please help...

Comment by Nimitz posted on K100 with M lenses at 08/10/2007 - 08:05

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Really love the colors of the #1 and #2

What lens did you use for these?

Comment by Nimitz posted on Some shots in the garden at 04/10/2007 - 08:10

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Nice shoots. Please post more. I love animal shots!


We have a similar park just north of Copenhagen. We are planning to go there next weekend or so.

We have been there several times this spring - but that was before my k10d arrived

Can't wait to see the result of the K10D - I just hope for some good light

Comment by Nimitz posted on The Rut at Bedfords Park at 04/10/2007 - 08:14

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I currently use the sigma 28-70mm f2.8 ex lens. It is superb!

It is cheap as well. Just over 200£ brand new....

(depends if the wideangle is good enough for you)

I bought it to replace the kit lens. I'm very pleased I did.

Comment by Nimitz posted on Mid/wide zoom at 04/10/2007 - 08:02

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I got the FAJ 75-300mm. I'm quite pleased with it.

I haven't used it for sport or other fast moving objects. Mainly used it for animal (zoo) or people shots. And it preformed very good imo.

If you are interested drop me a line - and I can send you some images from the 250-300 mm range. Just to let you kniw how it preforms.

I haven't used the sigma - but a friend of mine got it and is very pleased with it.

All depends how fast you want it. Shooting outside - will probably be good enough for a slower lens.

Comment by Nimitz posted on Pentax 75-300mm F4.5-5.8 J P-FA SMC AL Silver Lens at 02/10/2007 - 08:07

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