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Comment by simonkit posted on SIGMA 17-70 at 10/07/2009 - 16:35
This one's taken with the K20D + Pentax DA 17-70
simon
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Comment by simonkit posted on My 2nd K20D shot - Pulteney Bridge, Bath at 10/07/2009 - 10:49
Sorry should have read Simon.
I've read some comments about it not being too noticeable over the K10D/GX10 but my initial impressions are it's quite a lot better. I didn't like Iso800 on the GX10 whilst having just taken a few at ISO1600 onthe K20D I'm more than happy with them..ok there's a little noise but it's not obtrusive in any way.
I'm very impressed with the K20D so far..as I mentioned in my first post the level of detail it catches is very impressive, something that's again very noticeable against the GX10
Simon
Comment by simonkit posted on First K20D shot - Wells Cathedral at 10/07/2009 - 10:25
To be honest I haven't used the K20 long enough to spot any issues ... I wasn't aware that that it had any significant ones to be honest. I'm hoping it doesn't as the recovery of shadow detail was something I found a little disappointing with the GX10 - recovering detail produced quite a lot of noise & I was hoping the improved noise handling of the K20 would solve some of this?
simon
Comment by simonkit posted on First K20D shot - Wells Cathedral at 10/07/2009 - 08:52
I have to say the detail the K20D captures is incredible
All C&C appreciated
Simon
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Comment by simonkit posted on First K20D shot - Wells Cathedral at 10/07/2009 - 00:47
The lens comes with the original lens caps/hood & a non-brand centre pinch lenscap.
Unfortunately the box seems to have been discarded (I blame the wife) but it well be very well packaged
Price £170 + £6.50 p&p (royal mail special delivery)
Payment by bank transfer
Any questions/interest please PM me
For info around 80% of the shots on my website were taken with it
thanks
Simon
Comment by simonkit posted on SIGMA 17-70 at 09/07/2009 - 19:01
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Comment by simonkit posted on Not bad at all .. K-7 @ ISO 1600 at 09/07/2009 - 18:55
For me I think the B&W works a little better, it has a bit more drama which unfortunately the colour version lacks a little due to the subdued/overcast lighting at the time it was shot
Simon
Comment by simonkit posted on Buttermere reflection - mono conversion at 05/07/2009 - 14:04
the resulting multiexposed image will have less noise than its long exposure counterpart. also a means to get motion blur effects when you don't have an nd filter handy....
thanks
Simon
Comment by simonkit posted on using Multi-exposure mode at 04/07/2009 - 17:51
the resulting multiexposed image will have less noise than its long exposure counterpart. also a means to get motion blur effects when you don't have an nd filter handy....
thanks
Simon
Comment by simonkit posted on using Multi-exposure mode at 04/07/2009 - 17:01


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