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Comment by Oggy posted on Incase anyone interested at 03/03/2010 - 21:58
andymcm wrote:
I see exactly the same with my FA 50mm (on a K20D). Focus is fine in daylight, but needs -10 indoors for tungsten. It's a pain.
Thanks for that Andy - it has put my mind at rest.I see exactly the same with my FA 50mm (on a K20D). Focus is fine in daylight, but needs -10 indoors for tungsten. It's a pain.
I have just bought an FA50 1.4 and it is very different to the longer slower lenses I am used to.
I was beginning to wonder if I had a duff one.
Or this one http://www.silkypixuk.com/index.php/Silkypix-Software/ where I have just logged on and downloaded 3.0.34.1, which installed as an update to my registered version very simply.
Comment by Oggy posted on Does Silkypix V3 support K20 - and where can I get it? at 03/03/2010 - 20:03
Mine is 3.0.32.2 if that helps.
Comment by Oggy posted on Does Silkypix V3 support K20 - and where can I get it? at 03/03/2010 - 19:33
Sorry George but what do you mean by support? I have a K20 and SP3. I can open .PEF and .DNG files and the camera is recorded correctly in the exif data when viewed with Photome or Windows properties, but does not show in the SP3 exif viewer.
Comment by Oggy posted on Does Silkypix V3 support K20 - and where can I get it? at 03/03/2010 - 18:55
Father Ted wrote:
You guys have obviously never sprayed yourselves in the eyes...by accident, early in the morning, when half asleep.
I speak from bitter experience when I say that it isn't nice
Lighting it as you spray is even better.You guys have obviously never sprayed yourselves in the eyes...by accident, early in the morning, when half asleep.
I speak from bitter experience when I say that it isn't nice
Comment by Oggy posted on We woz robbed. at 02/03/2010 - 21:14
Sorry - I managed to watch about 7 seconds of the clip before the narrator did my head in.
Comment by Oggy posted on Professional wedding photographer......FAIL at 02/03/2010 - 21:09
I have just got an Inov8 from SRS for my K20. I haven't had it long enough to say that it is good or bad, but I reckoned that wouldn't sell a duffer.
Comment by Oggy posted on K-7 battery advice at 02/03/2010 - 21:04
Anvh wrote:
Well okay but you don't have those machines at home, or at least I don't think anyone will try to update their camera while it's on a microwave and making some popcorn while you wait for the update to finish.
A power glitch would be most likely, can they fix a bricked camera at Pentax, they wouldn't need to replace the whole board right?
I hope no-one has got one of them - mine's the prototype. There are other things which you are more likely to have in your home like high voltage gas ignitors, phobile moans, wireless networks etc.Oggy wrote:
We have machines at work which stop radios working when they are switched on. I wouldn't want to be doing a firmware update anywhere them.
We have machines at work which stop radios working when they are switched on. I wouldn't want to be doing a firmware update anywhere them.
Well okay but you don't have those machines at home, or at least I don't think anyone will try to update their camera while it's on a microwave and making some popcorn while you wait for the update to finish.
A power glitch would be most likely, can they fix a bricked camera at Pentax, they wouldn't need to replace the whole board right?
Saying that I have no hesitation in doing a firmware upgrade having taken sensible precautions eg fully charged battery.
I believe that Pentax can recover most firmware upgrade failures, but they will not do it under warranty.
Comment by Oggy posted on K10 Firmware at 02/03/2010 - 13:11
Usually either a power glitch, data corruption or electromagnetic noise Stefan.
We have machines at work which stop radios working when they are switched on. I wouldn't want to be doing a firmware update anywhere them.
We have machines at work which stop radios working when they are switched on. I wouldn't want to be doing a firmware update anywhere them.
Comment by Oggy posted on K10 Firmware at 01/03/2010 - 21:35
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