You are getting better and better at this. Very impressive.

me too. It is a lot of fun to get out with an old film camera loaded with film. if nothing else it makes one think. Remember there is no chimping! If you have a high contrast scene you have to think carefully how to expose, and do some (manual perhaps) bracketing. Framing becomes super important. I think it teaches (or re-teaches) you a lot to set out with a film camera.

Just remember if you do have a problem you may have to send the item back to Hong Kong or wherever it originated from in order to get warranty service.

If you buy from an overseas seller you wont be covered by much of the UK consumer legislation so if you do buy make sure you use a credit card and not a debit card or paypal.

I prefer to always buy from a UK seller who also has a physical store. I have found over the years that they provide excellent customer service in the unlikely event that things go wrong. There have been some excellent deals on offer of late from all of them (SRS; Park; WEX).

When you open a DNG file in Adobe PSE it should automatically open in Camera Raw. Try to update your version of Adobe Camera Raw to the latest version. PSE 6 is very old now and it may be that the latest you can update Camera Raw to is not compatible with the K3.

....and hello from north west Surrey. The only part of the UK not to have any snow this (I mean last) year. It's so unfair! Still , january or february may have a treat in store for us.

Happy new year to all

Great set, very sharp and I quite like the backgrounds of the first two.

Nice. the first two are outstanding.

Very many happy returns to you from one who shares your birthday.

A terrific set. The first is my favourite, but it is hard to choose between so many great shots.

Did you use a ND grad on any of these ?

I like the framing of the second and forth one . Look forward to seeing more when you have the time.