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Comment by philstaff posted on Frustrated with pentax 1.7 50mm smc manual focus lens at 20/10/2008 - 23:17
Regards Ian.
Comment by philstaff posted on Frustrated with pentax 1.7 50mm smc manual focus lens at 20/10/2008 - 23:12
I do try to focus on the dogs eye and hope for a decsent dof. Here is anothe r took with a Tamron 70/300.
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I can more or less hit these shots all day with auto focus but I feel if I can just get to grips with the pentax the quality will improve.
Comment by philstaff posted on Frustrated with pentax 1.7 50mm smc manual focus lens at 20/10/2008 - 23:01
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Above are two photos shot with this lens when its good its very good as in the horse pic 1 photo.Pic 2/// I can not seem to get permanent results from it as I do with an auto focus lens. Can someone offer some tips to try and help me get better results more often.
Comment by philstaff posted on Frustrated with pentax 1.7 50mm smc manual focus lens at 20/10/2008 - 22:32
Pentax and Tamron have an 18-250, which seems to give good results, and would be my ideal travel lens if I could only take a single lens with me.
Comment by philstaff posted on 18-125?? at 18/10/2008 - 12:30
Comment by philstaff posted on pentax 17-70 sdm at 12/10/2008 - 09:58
Steps looking through the gate looking up to the Penshaw monument. Taken with a sigma 17/70 on the k10.
Comment by philstaff posted on The thirty nine steps at 12/10/2008 - 09:07
Comment by philstaff posted on which one to buy sigma 70-300mm or tamron 70-300mm? at 04/10/2008 - 11:50
Comment by philstaff posted on Lens advice at 28/09/2008 - 22:18
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I took these two photos using this lense on a k10 at the price I think it offers good value for the money. I have had some great action shots using it also.
Comment by philstaff posted on Bargain Tamron 70-300 Di at 22/09/2008 - 10:41


Regards Ian.