Hello Rob,
Wednesday, March 10, 2004, 1:34:44 AM, you wrote:
RS On 9 Mar 2004 at 18:24, J. C. O'Connell wrote:
Oh no, very mistaken! Yes of course a 14mp FF sensor will be better than
a 6Mp FF sensor in terms of resolution, but a 6MP FF sensor is DEFINATELY better
than a 6MP APS sensor, not
Please ignore my previous message that was originated by my mail
program!
I am playing catch-up on over 7,000 odd messages and my mail reader
program must have had a fit!
Harryo
Hello Shel,
Tuesday, January 20, 2004, 6:27:09 PM, you wrote:
SB It might be helpful to know which programs you're comparing it to ...
I should have clarified that! It is no Photoshop but compares well with mid-priced
imaging programs and its free.
For a freeware program it is fairly well
to have seen results
from some of Pentaxes more exotic zoom lenses included.
It will be interesting to see the final conclusion on the *ist D on
Steve's Digicams site, he completed the review a while ago but the
conclusion is still to come.
Harry
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Hello MyHosting,
Sunday, October 26, 2003, 9:07:25 PM, you wrote:
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1) From the toolbar select Account.
2) From the dropdown menu select
covers some wide-angle and wide-angle zoom lenses
The cameras firmware will detect what lens is in use and applies a
correction for each image.
They include a chart of the lenses that are currently included in the
Pro 14n firmware.
Harry
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although IrfanView is a more versatile program.
Harry
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Window Pro 3.5 to adjust curves and the images look
excellent, I was impressed with image no IMGP0077 taken at iso3200 after
adjusting curves and using Photo Brush 2.1 to remove noise using the
'auto clean skin' feature of that program the image is very good.
Harry
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Harry
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supply this might not be likely.
In addition I am checking on a number of German online retailers to see
what their prices are going to be,
Harry
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It would appear that the Pentax *istD body only is going to cost £1,400
here in the UK.
See this link:- http://www.ephotozine.com/news/fullnews.cfm?NewsID=1327
It will be interesting to see what the discounted price will be.
Harry
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o'clock and the removable section of the lens hood is at 6 o'clock. It
is possible that you have a lens that has not been assembled correctly.
Harry
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happy with the features that the camera has
but it can be improved as regards AF and mirror noise, lets hope that
Pentax introduce some high end models based on the basic *ist design.
Harry
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www.swiftpay.com
fraud??? or paypal alternative
There is a thread that has just started on rec.photo.equipment.35mm
called 'swiftpay'.
Harry
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-320mm at a reasonable price and whilst it would be a reasonable
consumer lens on a SLR could in theory be improved by tweaking controls on a
digital camera.
Does this make sense or am I barking up the wrong tree!
Harry
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, preferably Pentax or any
3rd party manufacturer who makes a decent 300mm f4.
From what other people have said about digital cameras and 35mm designed
zoom lenses I think I will wait until the ist D is on the market before
making any lens purchases!
Harry
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' type lenses for the digital SLR.
Harry
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with a digital camera.
Harry
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Bob, sorry to hear the news about the injury that your son sustained in
Iraq.
I wish him a speed recovery and that he is soon reunited with his family.
Harry
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of the *ist.
Harry
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for the shutter speeds and
aperture but one adapts!
Harry
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prefer the FA 35mm 2.0, FA 50mm 1.7 and for a zoom an FA
28-70 f4 on this camera the physical size of the lenses seem to match
the *ist SLR quite well.
Pentax will have to release quality FAJ lenses for the *ist D rather
than the 'economy' type lenses supplied for the *ist SLR.
Harry
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from either dial or buttons the
display etc, remain active for a further 10-seconds before switching
off.
Harry
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point focussing at the moment.
Harry
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that did not
know what an accessory rangefinder was, they made me feel really ancient!
s
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for a
reasonably priced incident type meter?
Harry
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Harry
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Harry
Why not buy three lotttery tickets?
Clive
Antibes
France
Good idea that Clive, I like a flutter!
Have just selected the numbers using a combination taken from the serial
numbers of the latest Pentax lenses I received today.
If I win anything I'll eat my hat!! g
Harry
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waiting for the *ist to arrive first before sending off the MX.
Harry
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a nice set of Kodak
Wratten filters incorporated into it.
Much easier to view results this way just by going through the various
filters to see the effect it has on the image.
Harry
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as Like
new minus) so I'm not the guilty person! bg
They had quite a few 200mm lenses when I first looked but they are now
only listing three.
Harry
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here.
Firstly I have to pay import duty and VAT (Value added tax -17.5%), at
the moment I have budgeted an additional 30% on top of the price that I payed for the
lens.
The new price for this lens in the UK is £1,299.99 ($2,148.44).
Harry
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think I will pop out and buy a lottery ticket!! s
Harry
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it also has a front pocket which holds
cards etc.
I am very pleased with it and purchased it online from:-
http://www.morrisphoto.co.uk
This is an Oxford based photo shop which might explain why the
photographer from the Oxford Times was using a Crumpler bag.
Harry
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they are on but I wish I had some. :-)
My sort of company!!
Harry
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to
other apertures than the widest. No problems with A, F and FA lenses (1982
and newer).
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Page page I am tending to favour the MX and
MZ5n models.
Any other recommendations?
Harry
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Harry
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Any chance of asking them what the ISO settings are for the *ist D?
Are there any features that PDML members would like me to check, and
what questions should I ask?
Arnold
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My favourite lens for use with a 35mm SLR is a 35mm F2.
From the Pentax prime lenses available at present which is the most
suitable for use with the *ist D that will give me more or less a 35mm
equivalent.?
Harry
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it will communicate with the
computer in order upload image files. Possibly pressing this button on
the Pentax serves the same purpose.
Just a guess. :-)
Harry
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