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Comment by pschlute posted on Criticism welcome at 12/10/2007 - 05:49
Comment by pschlute posted on Couple more old Automobile Images. at 12/10/2007 - 05:44
Comment by pschlute posted on More Wasdale at 12/10/2007 - 09:10
Comment by pschlute posted on Wasdale in October at 12/10/2007 - 09:08
Lilly, I use PSE 4.0... sharpening done with the USM......no magic wand...honest.
Comment by pschlute posted on Weekly Competition No. 14 "MOTION" at 15/10/2007 - 11:02
Comment by pschlute posted on Weekly Competition No. 14 "MOTION" at 14/10/2007 - 16:26
I assume you mean "same shutter speed for the same lighting conditions". In Av mode the camera will change the shutter speed to get the correct exposure, only problem being that it will only work at widest aperture.
Good luck with using the old "K" and M lenses on the K10. I use them all the time....love the feel of them and the quality is as good as it was when I first bought my M 50mm f1.7 new in 19....whatever (I was quite young)
Comment by pschlute posted on K100 with M lenses at 09/10/2007 - 10:30
If the K100D is the same as the K10D in this respect, it will stop the lens down, take a meter reading, and set the appropriate shutter speed.
You say - take a meter reading. So the camera does not set the shutter when you push the green button or?
set the aperture on the lens
press the green button
the camera will then stop down and take a meter reading ..and it will set the shutter speed.
You must be in Manual exposure mode for this.
As an alternative , you can turn on (and hold on) the DOF preview and adjust the meter by changing aperture (on the lens) or shutter speed. You need to be in manual exposure to do this also.
You can use the Av mode in a limited fashion. The camera will set the shutter speed according to the available light, but you will be shooting at wide open only....irrespective where you have set the f stop on the lens.
Comment by pschlute posted on K100 with M lenses at 09/10/2007 - 08:46
The power zoom function intself, I tended not to use as it drained the battery quite quickly. You could use the poer zoom while exposing a frame, so as long as you used a slow shutter speed you could zoom out or in to create a special effect. The power zoom would ensure your zooming was smooth and not jerky. No, I didnt use it much !!
Comment by pschlute posted on Pentax Lens Quality. at 02/10/2007 - 22:36
Comment by pschlute posted on Mid/wide zoom at 02/10/2007 - 22:38


