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I like these. Would look great printed up large.
Comment by pschlute posted on Colour and Texture at 11/02/2020 - 00:20
Looks like you got yourself a great copy of that lens Gareth.
Comment by pschlute posted on Porthcawl Lighthouse at 11/02/2020 - 00:19
i like it. Perhaps would have gone for a more off centre lighthouse ?
Comment by pschlute posted on Sunderland sands at 05/02/2020 - 20:11
boo
Comment by pschlute posted on Can you see me..... at 05/02/2020 - 20:10
Superb again. So pleased you have persevered with these. They just get better and better.
Comment by pschlute posted on Light trails at 05/02/2020 - 20:09
These look great in b+w, very nostalgic.
Comment by pschlute posted on B&W Steam in Motion at 03/02/2020 - 09:32
Change the LV focus mode to SELECT and use the rear wheel and direction buttons to change the size and position of the AF area.
Comment by pschlute posted on K3 Live view at 02/02/2020 - 10:13
One lens ...pfffff......if in doubt take them all....
Comment by pschlute posted on One lens does all at 01/02/2020 - 17:52
There are three settings in the AF/FA menu.... APPLY ONE APPLY ALL and NONE
You should use the APPLY ONE to set an adjustment for an individual lens. When you exit the menu you ned to leave it in the APPLY ONE setting. This tells the camera to use the individual settings you have set for each lens (up to 20 different settings I believe).
If you exit the menu from the APPLY ALL setting, then the camera will use the APPLY ALL setting for all lenses, even if they have a different individual one set.
If you exit from the NONE setting then obviously no adjustment will be made for any lens.
If you have in addition made an APPLY ALL setting (for example for a lens that the camera does not recognise or a manual focus lens), Then you can leave the menu setting in APPLY ONE. The camera will now use the APPLY ONE setting if it recognises the lens, or will default to APPLY ALL if it does not.
The manuals do not adequately explain the importance of the menu setting not just for setting a calibration, but also for telling the camera which ones to use. This can be especially important if you have set USER modes while being in the wrong setting.
ps. APPLY ONE and APPLY ALL are not cumulative. The camera can use one or the other but not both together.
You should use the APPLY ONE to set an adjustment for an individual lens. When you exit the menu you ned to leave it in the APPLY ONE setting. This tells the camera to use the individual settings you have set for each lens (up to 20 different settings I believe).
If you exit the menu from the APPLY ALL setting, then the camera will use the APPLY ALL setting for all lenses, even if they have a different individual one set.
If you exit from the NONE setting then obviously no adjustment will be made for any lens.
If you have in addition made an APPLY ALL setting (for example for a lens that the camera does not recognise or a manual focus lens), Then you can leave the menu setting in APPLY ONE. The camera will now use the APPLY ONE setting if it recognises the lens, or will default to APPLY ALL if it does not.
The manuals do not adequately explain the importance of the menu setting not just for setting a calibration, but also for telling the camera which ones to use. This can be especially important if you have set USER modes while being in the wrong setting.
ps. APPLY ONE and APPLY ALL are not cumulative. The camera can use one or the other but not both together.
Comment by pschlute posted on Lens callabration at 01/02/2020 - 13:15
