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That's it.
Many thanks Ray.
Many thanks Ray.
Comment by Oggy posted on Silkypix question at 29/06/2010 - 20:52
A circular polariser.
Comment by Oggy posted on lighting conundrum at 29/06/2010 - 12:16
jackitec wrote:
Now you know why I sold my K7, I have had some good photos with it but is was so inconsistent with focus and and exposure issues I got fed up with it, I prefer the K20, but I have moved on and not looking back,
Jack.
Let me get this right. You considered the camera defective so you tried to sell it to a member of the forum.Now you know why I sold my K7, I have had some good photos with it but is was so inconsistent with focus and and exposure issues I got fed up with it, I prefer the K20, but I have moved on and not looking back,
Jack.
That's a little dissapointing.
Comment by Oggy posted on Pentax K7 Unsharpness at 29/06/2010 - 12:15
Would a CPL help?
Comment by Oggy posted on lighting conundrum at 29/06/2010 - 12:00
Thanks for the reply George.
I should have asked a more specific question - how do you adjust the format in which it prints the date on a photo rather than the format it appends to a file name. I can do the latter but not the former.
I should have asked a more specific question - how do you adjust the format in which it prints the date on a photo rather than the format it appends to a file name. I can do the latter but not the former.
Comment by Oggy posted on Silkypix question at 29/06/2010 - 11:57
Does anyone know how to change the date format? I get YY/MM/DD and I would like DD/MM/YY. I have looked in the manual but could not find anything.
Comment by Oggy posted on Silkypix question at 28/06/2010 - 22:27
Principally answer A, but it's always nice on the odd occasion when I manage B.
Comment by Oggy posted on Another pointless thread at 28/06/2010 - 07:32
Mannesty wrote:
1: Are you sure you need to remove it?
2: Are you really sure you need to remove it?
3: If you are absolutely certain that you need to remove it . . .
4: DON'T touch it as its easily damaged.
5: Have a pair of surgical tweazers at the ready (to avoid you touching it) . . .
6: Remove the lens and fit rear lens cap . . .
7: Usinger finger nail or suitably blunt instrument pull the tab at the front edge of the focussing screens mount towards the front of the camera.
8: Did I mention "DON'T TOUCH IT".
9: The focussing screen holder will drop down enabling the cleaning of the inside surface with a blower. The focussing screen itself is loose inside its holder so beware of it falling out. If it does . . . . "DON'T . . . "you've got the message.
10: Ensure that the screen is sitting squarely in its holder before returning the holder to its original position.
Easy really, as long as you DON'T TOUCH IT.
I think Peter is on the right lines with this post, but I am not sure he has emphasised enough - DON'T TOUCH IT.1: Are you sure you need to remove it?
2: Are you really sure you need to remove it?
3: If you are absolutely certain that you need to remove it . . .
4: DON'T touch it as its easily damaged.
5: Have a pair of surgical tweazers at the ready (to avoid you touching it) . . .
6: Remove the lens and fit rear lens cap . . .
7: Usinger finger nail or suitably blunt instrument pull the tab at the front edge of the focussing screens mount towards the front of the camera.
8: Did I mention "DON'T TOUCH IT".
9: The focussing screen holder will drop down enabling the cleaning of the inside surface with a blower. The focussing screen itself is loose inside its holder so beware of it falling out. If it does . . . . "DON'T . . . "you've got the message.
10: Ensure that the screen is sitting squarely in its holder before returning the holder to its original position.
Easy really, as long as you DON'T TOUCH IT.
Comment by Oggy posted on Pentax K10D focus screen at 28/06/2010 - 00:07
