I keep considering buying a K10D body (again). It was my first Pentax dSLR. With my Katzeye focusing screen (which doesn't fit the K-3), manual focus lenses were a breeze. I find I have to rely on the live-view on the K-3 to get good focus.

After three years and quite a bit of use, I think I got my money's worth. The new card arrived this morning. It has noticeably faster writing speed than the old one so all's good.

Thanks everyone. K.

I don't know if it is me, the forum, Ipernity or something else, but images posted here never seem quite a sharp as when I look at the originals in Lightroom. ~shrug~

Thanks for the kind comments all. K.

Thanks everyone. I have Sandisk cards at the moment, and have just ordered a new one.

The old one is probably fine. Just lately, however, it has taken several attempts to get the slot on my laptop to recognise it, whereas it recognises the second SD immediately. Rather being safe than sorry, I thought it best to replace it. I'll add the old one to the pile I keep in case I fill my primary ones, but I haven't ever filled 64gb of card memory before I have a chance to download!

Cheers, Kris.

One of my 32gb cards for my K-3 has started to play-up. Before something dire happens I'd like to replace it.

Any recommendations as to good / fast / reliable SD cards? I'm afraid my knowledge of all the classes etc. is close to non-existant!

Thanks, Kris.

I had to google Cad East. Great looking shots. My one attempt at an airshow was a bit of a bust. Thankfully tanks move a bit more slowly!

K.

Another street. BW or colour? Shot with my 28mm shift lens.



Valencian Street (2 BW version) par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity



Valencian Street (2 colour version) par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

Nope, I got-up at 5am to wander around and take night time photos!

Thanks both.

K.

Valencia at night par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

Pentax K-3, SMC Pentax 28mm f/3.5 shift lens.

I do use a polariser quite often, but I very rarely use an ultrawide lens for landscapes. My 12-24 gets used for architecture mainly, both external and internal.