Quite happy with my K10. Used within its limitations (which aren't any worse than film really) some nice pics are quite possible.

Anyone who previously purchased a (now) retired On1 product such as Perfect Effects 9.5 can no longer reinstall the software because the licensing service has changed, As an alternative On1 is providing a free download of On1 Photo 10.5.2. This includes ALL the modules, resize, effects, portrait etc, from the previous generation and doesn't need a license key. It is not the same as the free Photo 10 on the main webpage. Your email address is used to check previous purchases.

https://on1help.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205534438-Product-Downloads-for-ON...
Follow the 'Important Notice' link next to product names.

Yes, much better.

Nice shots, the first lacks a little contrast but the rest are great. Personally I don't believe digital can replicate b&w film exactly, close but never quite.

1, 5 and 10 are very nice. Interesting to see ICM images that don't use landscapes as their basis.

Yes really! Here's a link to the latest RPS newsletter, look on the third page and see how you can buy an A3 picture of 2 blue buckets for £750, how about a suitcase on a rack or an old green shed, yes a bargain at £750 each.
https://indd.adobe.com/view/7256d5a2-8c65-4adf-949a-1c7cb6c6551e

They are limited editions so be quick!


Must get snapping my old watering can

My favourite lens on digital, but that does also depend on intended subject.

Great idea. 3 is my favouite.

Some nice creative shots, 1, 5 and 6 work best for me.

The MX wasn't just for carrying around and shooting, for more scientific or industrial use it could take a bulk film back and a high speed motor drive, hence the rubberised silk shutter. I've still got my MX.