Cracking shot Cloudhunter. What lens did you use?

SRS are selling the 16-45 new for £265.

Confirmed. No delivery charge on my sigma 150-500.

My first move would be to get hold of a Pentax cable release. From this you could work out what the camera is expecting from the cable to fire. Once you know that, it should be possible to work something out with the PIR.

I suspect that the fact that both the brake light and indicator are on together suggest that the forces involved have caused a short circuit.



PLEASE someone - post another one

If you press "INFO" then 'down arrow' it shows the status of the two batteries.

You know how sometimes you open up an image for the first time and you marvel at it's pin sharpness, beautiful bokeh, stunning composition and perfect exposure?

Other times you are not quite so impressed.

The following shot was taken with a K20d and DA*50-135 - a combination that has taken millions of excellent images around the world, and takes effort and skill to defeat.

I think I can safely say that I managed it. This shot was taken through a fence which the AF did not like so I went to MF and focused on the top of the ramp. I got the confirmation bleep and it looked good, so I waited for the moment and pressed the button.

Remarkably as far as I can see, NOTHING is in focus.


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Still - it's not uncommon to see a transit van fifteen feet in the air.

Is it?

D'Oh!!

(I shall get very paranoid if no-one else posts in this thread.:blush

As I found out when I had my run-in with Park Cameras after their mistake with my K20d, the law is as clear as mud in this area.

When I got my 150-500, I had a spot of bother with the hood until I started gripping it with my fingers evenly spaced around it. No further problems.

Another vote for colour on this sort of subject.