Thanks guys the only thing that bugs me is the lack of a focus point in the veiw finder cant understand them not providing this all else seems fine.
Ian

Looks good to me these are very nice photos sharp and clear enjoy the new toy.
Ian

Im thinking of getting a KX and just wonderd if any members has one and what they thought regarding the camera. I have read some very positive reports but would like some feed back on anything you have found the camera to be good or bad.

Ian

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I kind of love and hate it when I see the bails of corn ready for harvest. It makes for another subject to shoot but you just know the long haul through the winter months is not far away.
Ian

Real nice set there I love the richness of colour and the clarity well done.
Ian

I combine my photo editing programes and use Serif photo plus,Picasa,microsoft picture it 7 as well as Siky pix when shooting Raw files.

Thanks for the feed back guys its always helpful to get other peoples thoughts on a subject. This was taken using a filter I purchased recently and used for the first time here I think the photo would have been better taken with the 10/20 opening up more of the scene to be honest.
Ian

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Ian

The photos posted in the photos section as night scene were taken with the k100 d and the Sigma 10/20 at f8, shutter speed 1.000 sec and an iso of 200 the camera was in manual mode and the 2 sec self timer was used if this is of any help to you.
Ian

Well it did not turn out as I had hoped as Currys insisted the camera was returnd to them before giving me the credit voucher for the full value of the camera. Seems the guy at Samsung should not have suggested that I may keep the camera as Currys needed the unit to send back to Samsung to claim there loss which seems fair enough bit gutted though. However Im just pleased a line can be drawn under the whole thing now but wished on reflection I had purchased the k20 you live and learn though.
Ian