I certainly will.

It seems today it is is popular to re-write history, but those officers and ratings who gave their lives that day did not have the benefit of 20/20 hindsight.

No. 4 for me Bill.

Those autumn colours.

nice work

Nice framing Nigel.

3+4 for me

In that case give the K1 a go. incredible dynamic range, lots of features, I am sure you will love it.

I cannot speak for the others, but the 60-250 works just fine on FF. There is a tiny bit of vignetting noticeable but it did not bother me. If you crop at all it is gone or you can brighten it up in post. There is a baffle modification that some have done to it but I dont think it is worth it.

What sort of photography do you do ? If your subjects are fast sports or wildlife where you want a high buffer you may do better sticking with aps-c. If you like to carry your camera around for hours at a time, likewise. The K-1 plus the DFA 24-70 is not a camera for carting around on your shoulder. It is big and heavy. I got the K1 three years ago and absolutely love it, but most of the time use it on a tripod or monopod.

You should certainly try it out at a shop before buying it.

Thanks David. It is an older picture. I have not been well since May and have been honing my pp skills rather than getting out and shooting new.

There really is tons of stuff to to learn online. We really are the most blessed generations to be living at this time, although it may not seem so at times.

For this I used the dehaze slider in Lightroom selectively on the Priory. Park Cameras have a good tutorial on youtube if you search.

I have also been dodging and burning my photos using the layers tools in Photoshop.

if ever you guys are not as mobile for whatever reason I really do suggest spending some time brushing up on pp.