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Comment by philstaff posted on Unknown object at 04/02/2020 - 13:41
Still nor working,
Comment by philstaff posted on K3 Live view at 03/02/2020 - 18:36
pschlute wrote:
One lens ...pfffff......if in doubt take them all....
I would need a bigger bag LOL.One lens ...pfffff......if in doubt take them all....
Comment by philstaff posted on One lens does all at 03/02/2020 - 18:33
In live view on the K3. I don't seem to be able to change the focus point around the screen area. The way I did with the KR. I have to focus and recompose the shot. I muck prefer the system in the KR live view. However, am I missing something?
Regards Ian
Regards Ian
Comment by philstaff posted on K3 Live view at 02/02/2020 - 09:14
Can someone help? After finding the sweet spot to calibrate your lens. Do you leave the collaboration set to the sweet spot or return it to 0 after saving the info.
Regards Ian
Regards Ian
Comment by philstaff posted on Lens callabration at 01/02/2020 - 12:03
A Jack of all trades which lens would it be.
Regards ian
Regards ian
Comment by philstaff posted on One lens does all at 01/02/2020 - 09:08
LennyBloke wrote:
What would you recommend.womble wrote:
Absolutely agree - they can and do philstaff wrote:
Just a thought do members ever consider using the old film lenses for this type of work. I heard on a photographic site. Some photographers were reverting back to these old film lenses in favor of the modern ones. As they felt some modern lenses were giving to sharp an image.
Ian
I use old film lenses all the time. They can give beautiful results.Just a thought do members ever consider using the old film lenses for this type of work. I heard on a photographic site. Some photographers were reverting back to these old film lenses in favor of the modern ones. As they felt some modern lenses were giving to sharp an image.
Ian
Comment by philstaff posted on Portraits at 19/01/2020 - 17:19
tigershoot wrote:
This is what it looks like to most after too many pints of Newky Brown!
You caught me out LOLThis is what it looks like to most after too many pints of Newky Brown!
Comment by philstaff posted on My slant on the angel at 19/01/2020 - 15:52
Just a thought do members ever consider using the old film lenses for this type of work. I heard on a photographic site. Some photographers were reverting back to these old film lenses in favor of the modern ones. As they felt some modern lenses were giving to sharp an image.
Ian
Ian
Comment by philstaff posted on Portraits at 19/01/2020 - 14:44
I like the detail in the second stone stack have you been watching Mike Browne ?.
Ian
Ian
Comment by philstaff posted on Foggy Rhoose at 19/01/2020 - 12:09
I found this what looks like a metal shim were my camera had been. Does anyone recognize what it might be ?.