Everyone has their favourite browsers, but I would suggest Firefox. It was one of the first to introduce colour management into browsers.

The second problem unfortunately is that I dont think colour management is being applied correctly on Jonathon's pictures. If I download an image from this site, it shows as having no colour profile applied. I cannot download the originals from Jonathon's Flickr page as it is disabled.

I think this is maybe where the problem is. Any image published on the web should have a colour profile tag applied....sRGB. Either Jonathon or this site is stripping those tags.

Seriously ?

This is the worst robotic review I have ever seen of a camera.

John Riley, why are you not doing it ?

Do ephotozine even know they have a Pentax forum ?.......with this pathetic review I think not.

Lovely images

Very tranquil

Numbers 2 and 5 are the stand out ones for me. Number 2 especially ....... i think many would seek to crop out or remove the photographer but I am glad you didn't.

Film has a tendency to have a blue cast especially when shooting under a bright blue sky. UV and Skylight filters would remove the cast which was especially important for slide film where you could not correct the image in the printing stage.

Film can only be manufactured with a specific light source in mind. Daylight film gets used in daylight right ?....but there is a wide range of colour temperatures in the daylight hours. So warming/cooling filters are used to present the film with a light temperature suited to it's specifications.

Digital sensors have very little susceptibility to these blue casts and so the UV/Skylight does nothing to benefit the image. With digital we also have control over the white balance used either at time of capture or later in PP if we want to warm or cool the image.

Thanks John

It was a challenge as it was very bright today and I was not allowed inside so had to shoot through the flexible plastic sides

Guildford Cathedral. The outside worship area is contained within a large marquee.


IMGP4113-HDR by Peter Schluter, on Flickr

The first is excellent

This forum seems to filled full of posts from folk who want new lenses and cameras then moan about the price when something new is released.

Rinse and repeat for over 10 years now.

Go and find something cheaper if you can is my advice.

Or just ignore it and keep moaning if that makes you happy/sad.