Lon Williamson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 2004.08.12 13:32:49:
Sigma's newer caps for Sigma/PKA covers the entire
mount. This is one thing Sigma does well.
Are you kidding? Those Sigma PKA/S universal caps are a real PITA to use.
they must be correctly aligned even to mount and are a bit
At one point I had both Zenitar and Pentax 17-28 fisheye zoom. Zenitar had
to go, but not because of any quality concerns. I did a little
quasi-scientific test to justify selling the Zenitar and didn't see much
difference between it and the zoom at the widest setting. Now, what does
that tell
*istD is an awesome piece of equipment and it deserves a much better
remote than the one currently offered by Pentax.
I have the wireless remote which can operate either instantly or with a
3
sec delay. Does the cable remote have some additional functions that
warrant purchasing it rather
no scratches, no dents, all original packaging. 300$
will ship anywhere.
pictures available upon request.
location: Latvia.
Krisjanis
I have been lurking on this list for a while so I might as well introduce
myself :)
As many of us I used to enjoy photography in childhood, I had some pretty
crappy off-brand Pentax screw mount cameras and lenses but I did enjoy it
immensely. I took a 10 year break from photography in my teens
I know what they say about how foot size relates to other body parts,
does hand size work the same way?
William Robb
P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 2005.10.05 11:43:19:
Supposedly...
I've got really long fingers plus really large feet and no it doesn't :)
I wish it would,
I've got really long fingers plus really large feet and no it doesn't
:)
I wish it would, though :), although my SO says it's exactly the right
size :)
After reading the last posts in this thread, I'am wondering whether
first
letter in PDML abbreviation really means Pentax? :-)))
I am currently planning a trip to Prague at the end of October, any
suggestions on what to see in addition to Saudek?
Krisjanis
I am currently planning a trip to Prague at the end of October, any
suggestions on what to see in addition to Saudek?
What else are you interested in?
1. picturetaking
2. exibitions
3. beer
I'll be taking my SO, so we will probably be in tourist mode most of the
time, but I will
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No, it will not pick it up till it is
KEH LN to EX+ (original box and everything, slight wear, perfect glass)
shipping from Latvia (EU) or from Los Angeles (a colleague of mine can
take it there and then ship it or hand it over)
reserve price 250$
will consider all offers
buyer pays shipping
Krisjanis
Toyo Omega 45E +manual
Kodak Anastigmat 203
a pair of Lisco Regal film holders
the 6-exposure film cartridge, don't remember the name (all septums
included)
Velvia, Astia, Provia and Agfa 100F (box each)
film goes half-price
the full camera outfit plus changing bag and other small stuff 700$
nothing beats a 23 Sony or a 20 Apple Cinema HD Display, eh?
games? what games?
Krisjanis
I'm interested in getting computer/monitor recommendations that are
aimed at
photo editing functions (e.g., which flat-panel monitor is best for
photoshop?) rather than high-end game play (e.g., which
Seeing as Pentax is not delivering new cameras to buy I have ordered the
Sony 23 one. Will see how it works for photo editing next week.
Krisjanis
Yes, the needs for still photography are significantly different than
the needs for 3D motion rendering... :-)
I use the Apple 20 Cinema
I'd like something like then when I *eventually* buy a G5 Tower. :-)
Right now I have to wait until my wallet recovers from the printer
purchase.
Godfrey
Oh, yes, the printer. I'm having an R2400 too. Should arrive next Monday.
Hope it's worth the price tag.
Krisjanis
long busy weekend.
finally had time to do a couple of test prints with the Epson R2400.
all i can say is !YES! BW looks great, so does color, on Epson
Heavyweight Matte. I'm very pleased. :-)
Godfrey
Yes! Yes! Yes! I got mine last Friday. The big smile from beholding the
test prints
Last week I bought the thing and I must say it is impressive. Yet there is
one puzzling thing. It seems that in the printer menu I have a very small
selection of papers - IIRC Premium Glossy, Premium Semigloss and some
other. What do I do if I want to print on Archival Matte, Matte
Heavyweight
Excellent! Thank you! How do you store opened cartridges and what does
switching them do to ink consumption?
Krisjanis
David Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 2005.10.13 13:40:16:
It will only give you the option to print on matte papers if you have
the matte black ink installed.
Want someone to pat me on the head and say that it's not my fault..
A couple of years ago I purchased an FA 135/2.8 which had been sitting in
the display for some time. Although I treat all my lenses with respect and
don't subject any of my gear to any beating the coating on the barrel of
this
I don't really know how to put this but I have been engaged in what seems
today an absolutely pointless photo project. Today is the day I decide
whether I want to go on with this silliness so I kinda wanted to solicit
your opinions about this.
I have set up a camera to photograph the sky from
mike wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05-01-2006 14:57:07:
Can you put a full size version up? Looking at this is like trying
to work out a local route from a one page world map.
http://qq.void.lv/lielais_04.jpg
Some days I wish that the full version would be more detailed but even at
this
http://qq.void.lv/lielais_04.jpg
Some days I wish that the full version would be more detailed but even
at
this size a year would make a nice 16x118 print.
Maybe you will like this site
http://voksenlia.net/
Nah, this is all too scientific :) and too Norwegian :)
Krisjanis
Well, I'm afraid, that's it :) You can see the full version here:
http://qq.void.lv/lielais_04.jpg
Overlapping pixel like blocking just on a larger scale.
Krisjanis
Jack Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05-01-2006 16:47:04:
How long do I wait for a readable image? Getting only overlapping
Well, I was committed for a year and although I am excited by the prospect
of printing a huge pano, it is still the last year if you know what I mean
:) Many of the people I have spoken to about this admit that the idea is
interesting but they would love to see the next year instead of the
Anyway, I am still determined to get a UV pass filter!
The way things are going there you should consider looking into some IR
cutoff filters instead vbg
Krisjanis
Thought I would share this...
I was planning on selling my F 17-28 fisheye zoom today on ebay so I took
it with me to work to photograph and write a description. I've been
missing its capabilities since going digital so I just had to try to find
a reason for keeping it. So I thought to myself
I'm sorry for using the word silly and unintentionally offending
many people :-0
I guess the word came to mind because I was partially baffled at the
ridiculous
prices I was seeing for these tripods (ex: $200 - $500) I guess if
I had a full time
job, that would be a reasonable
For 99% of my shots I use 77ltd. Back in film days my favorite was the
135/2.8 so it figures. If I have to go wider, I use Sigma EX 20/1.8. If I
have to get closer I use Sigma EX 180/3.5 macro. 43ltd does nothing for
me. I tried 28/2.8 AL but got a weird feeling in the stomach every time I
I have been out of luck trying to obtain a K-mount bayonet for my project
camera. Surprisingly Ebay prices are quite high even for old and broken
cameras. Keh offers a good selection of broken bodies but their shipping
rates to Europe are a pain. Maybe someone here on the list has either the
I need a light 100mm or wider lens in a shutter, that would cover 6x12cm
without movements for a project camera, maybe somebody on the list has one
they wouldn't miss? I am on a tight budget so please don't offer me those
$1000+ used lenses, my heart bleeds just looking at ebay :)
You could take the lens to optician's, they have devices that tell the
focal length (or rather diopter strength) of a lens.
Use this formula to get focal length from diopters:
fl=1/D
fl you get is in meters and this is the closest this lens should come to
the sensor/film (infinity focus)
knowing
For an experiment I need the mount from something like the M50/2.
Anyone got a trashed Pentax brand lens cheap?
Collin Brendemuehl
When I needed something like that, the cheapest and ultimately best option was
to get one of the Chinese reverse adapters off of the ebay (search pentax
The old non-DG non-HSM version of the lens.
I always had good results with it on my *istD and K10D but I haven't used it in
some 6 years.
There's no reason for me to hang on to it. That said, there is also no reason
for me to sell it other than to fuel my own LBA.
Today I saw an ongoing auction
Some of you might remember my FA135 that a moth took hostage. Long story short
there is a dead moth right behind the back element. If nothing else, it is
messing with focusing, so I would very much like to get rid of its carcas and
debris.
So half a year ago I went to my local Pentax dealer
I've never held this lens before, but rear elements are generally the
easiest to remove; I've removed quite a few in order to get to oily
aperture blades.
I'd REALLY like to see a photo of the dead moth! :-)
Cheers,
—M.
Unfortunately it sounds a lot better than it looks. Just some
I think it may be worth your while to contact someone from US of A as
the idea that FA 135 cannot be fixed for the problem you're having
sounds very strange to me.
Boris Liberman
My desire was to get real Pentax repair people to tackle the problem as they
might have access to
If you don't mind sending it to the US you could check out Eric
Hendrickson. He was a long time repairman for Pentax and now works on
his own. You can contact him through his web site.
http://pentaxs.com/
-p
Thanks for the suggestion, I will think about it. Customs would be my biggest
USB port that according to promo on dpreview.com will allow not just
changing lens firmware but also things such as micro focus
adjustment.
What's the point of focus adjustment on the lens anyway? Unless it is for
fine-tuning the distance scale on the lens itself, I would think it doesn't
Everything is fine in the world if the prospect of major cleanup on a Saturday
morning before coffee doesn't keep you from grabbing a few shots.
http://foto.ri-ki.lv/details.php?image_id=103
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That must have been a very deep draw on his ciggie. I like how you
didn't push the blacks and whites right to the edge, just to get that
dreary feeling.
I like square crops for street, too
Derby Chang
Yes, damn those smokers fogging up the streets :)
Good one.
kris
On 11/11/2012 12:43
Thanks all for commenting. No hair clippers needed, just another friendly
reminder to leave fingerpaint in front of the more permanent stuff every time.
She did help cleaning up but as any parent of a 2-3year old will know, that is
something that makes cleanup a couple times harder and more
So I opened the FA135 up last night. On the outside it looked like Pentax
service had never even gone inside. On the inside - sure they had been there.
I bought the lens new from the local dealer around 2002, it was the last one in
stock here but it was still new and from the dealer.
Somebody
If it is any consolation, Kris, my FA 20/2.8 got its focus ring
jammed/stuck. Yesterday I rushed it to the local service. From the
looks and the talk of the people there I should say I am not 100% sure
they will be able to fix it. I sincerely hope they do, because it is a
dandy optic which
Since you have already replaced it, it would be interesting to see a
side by side test of it, and the new one.
Sure thing. What would be the best test cases for a clean lens against one that
has stuff in it? Scratching my head here. Flare resistance and contrast come to
mind.
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Looking forward to your comparison pics. I think you should call your
e-mails on this subject The Mothlens Prophecies.
—M.
Here you go, pics and all:
http://foto.ri-ki.lv/moth/
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OT cormorant/camera news:
http://www.petapixel.com/2012/11/14/lost-camera-found-around-birds-neck-with-photos-intact/#more-87738
LOL
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Kris, that's great!
But why OT?! ;-)
Igor
His gear was bringing him down,
clearly he wasn't using a Pentax
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From: Walt
My first new DSLR was a K-x for much the same reason that I would love a
WRX STi to be my first new sports car.
Because of the high safety ratings? :)
Tom C.
Because they are both available in blue? :)
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Just the other night was driving around and a girl on a bicycle went across the
street, cigarette in hand. Thought about you and your messenger pictures. She
was nothing like the guy in this picture. Long skirt, way more color and
http://www.thrane.name/Pictures/PAW/files/page7-1000-full.html
Wooden box, no lens, just a hole making f/138, 40s, Ilford HP5+ (ISO400).
DagT
http://www.thrane.name/
A really nice mood.
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Foggy in spots this AM, but went about 25 miles from home to Gray Lodge State
Wildlife Area.
Fog was very spotty and essentially cleared early in my shooting area.
Jack
I especially like the second, although at that resolution a lot of the birds in
the sky look more like sensor dust.
Soon enough I will be getting my M-module, I hope. And then I will also
buy an adapter so that I could try 50/1.2, 43/1.9 and 77/1.8 Pentax lenses.
Boris
Caveat - I recently purchased a similar K-mount adapter for a different system
and it just wouldn't mount the 50/1.2. All other lenses
I know that you've received other input and probably will have solved
your problem via a USB import from the camera. But I am wondering
whether this was a Lightroom issue or a Mac-OS issue. It would be
interesting to turnoff LR, then insert your card and try to copy the
files from the card to
Quoting J.C. O'Connell
90mm would be fine on 35mm film but on a pentax aps-c dslr its too
long
Well I've been using it for the last 7 years on APS-C but obviously
I've been wrong.
Brian
That's not wrong, that's just slightly misguided. I really enjoyed my Sigma 180
macro on the
If you are really missing all those drugs you took in the sixties, the
rest of the set is at:
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/ellarsee/sets/72157632151268990/
Larry Colen
Trippy. Looks like the bird doesn't approve, though.
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My 50mm f/1.7 is my favourite lens, but I'd love to try a 1.4 or even a
1.2, for the extra light.
Daniele
Don't bother with the f/1.2. It is nice and all but price/performance is
totally unacceptable.
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Don't bother with the f/1.2. It is nice and all but price/performance
is totally unacceptable.
Kris, I have to disagree with you on this, at least in regards to IQ.
I have 3 copies of the Pentax 50/1.2 lenses and while they are a bit
dreamy wide open, when stopped down a bit they are very
Great pose. Looks great on my new monitor :-) Did you decide not to add
bit more distinction between left arm and the background?
Gerrit
I'm visiting my neglected to-do list. One from last March.
http://www.flickr.com/bruce_m_walker/8243508238/lightbox/
K20D, DA* 50-135mm/2.8 @
Might check your monitor calibration? On my calibrated IMac there is
plenty of separation and it looks really great.
Walt
Hmm, true, this will teach me not to comment on pictures based on what I see on
the work monitor.
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Kris,
It's an interesting idea, but way too intense a schedule.
Rick
Probably. One way I am going to make this easier on all the participants is
that you can submit pictures for future dates and you don't have a tight 24h
deadline for submitting your versions on the current dates. You
I'm starting to see a bunch of ads for Lytro cameras, but haven't seen
any photos by actual users, or really read any real life reviews.
Has anybody been keeping up with the technology?
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I wanted to. My wife was in Singapore recently and Lytro was supposed to have a
shop
Could be I can get one really cheap, anybody have first-hand experience with it
and maybe even mounting Pentax lenses on it?
The list of supported lenses on the Sigma web is extremely small.
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If the price is really cheap, it's probably worth it.
Thanks for the input, David, Mark, John Francis and John Sessoms.
I will try to get my hands on it, seeing as I have one lens on the supported
list and it could also potentially work on others. The price is equivalent to
~70$ LNIB.
kris
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If I had money I would not switch systems. I might buy a Fuji x100
or x1 Pro, or were I flush with funds might buy an M9, but those
would supplement my dslr, not replace.
Frank, I should (semi-jocularly) warn you that if you try Fuji x1 Pro
or x100 you may (like me) pass the point of
the ice-loving peoples of the world are one of Pentax's largest
markets, Frank. I'm surprised you don't know that. Just last year alone
sales reached nearly double figures, and there's rumoured to be a
special edition coming out that smells of herring.
B
We have a few days of -20 to -30
When I bought my *ist-D the local, (30 miles away local, but the only
surviving). Camera store still carried Pentax. So I actually got to
hold one and try one out before I bought. The more or less local Ritz
camera store, actually had a K10D and a number of lenses in stock, but
was even
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2011 2:26 PM
There is clearly a market for the finely
made pocket camera and the Q will always have the size advantage,
which may be nearly as important as IQ for some.
Now if they make a massive 15mm/f0.75 lens for it, count me in. I have a weird
fascination
Hello everybody!
This is a short introduction – or more a reintroduction as I have just taken a
5year break from PDML. Never been an active poster but more of a lurker (time
permitting). Not much of a shooter either. During these five years I have
experienced a lot of personal drama and
03:11 Krisjanis Linkevics
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Hello everybody!
This is a short introduction – or more a reintroduction as I have just
taken a 5year break from PDML. Never been an active poster but more of
a lurker (time permitting). Not much of a shooter either
Motif? Oh yes, but regarding the lens it is quickly taking a well-deserved
place in my 31/43/77/100/135 lineup. I really like the FOV and the detail can
be mindblowing with the appropriate care (a problem for me because I tend to
shoot all my lenses wide open). Mind you before I had it I was
I have finally gotten my hands on the K-5 and nobody would every pry it out of
my grip except the blasted battery charger. As the work day is coming to an end
I have but one question before I run off with a wild smile on my face - how
long will that charger hold my battery hostage?
kris
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Damn my luck, the serial on the one I got today is 3827... and sure enough I
have aliens living on the sensor...
Oh well, I am seriously tempted to just live with it, the stains dont really
even show at 200mm/f8... I won't shoot at f22 anyway.
kris
Isn't it general consensus that you should switch shake reduction off when
using a tripod? Or are you handholding that beast? :)
kris
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Disregard me, I didn't notice that you are really handholding it :) Not even
propping it against something?
Isn't it general consensus that you should switch shake reduction off when
using a tripod? Or are you handholding that beast? :)
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Hello,
For years I had been using a biggish LowePro bag all high-tech and
unfriendly-feeling albeit with some nice features like top zipper (I never use)
and rain hood (same). It, although being quite big on the outside, has only
three compartments so I can put only a camera with lens+2 big
I've come to the realization that when I go on a photo trip, I just need to
bring along Tenzing Norgay to carry my gear.
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At least you're not bringing Nguyen with you! Or has this joke already outlived
its useful life?
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LBA hit me and I was sad to see that Pentax don't have any current specialty
lenses like tilt/shift, micro, soft... and I have to look at 3rd party lenses
even for UWA. The new Limiteds are also weird - f/4? WTF? So yes, I have
ordered Sigma 8-16 to feed my LBA :)
Pentax, give me something to
Thanks, Bob. Paul's system of AF correction is most valuable. Turns out
my K-5 has rather tricky AF module. Only some of my lenses required no
Boris
What is Paul's system? :)
I haven't adjusted any of my lenses ever but maybe I should so if there is a
better way I want to know!
kris
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consequences in others' wallets...
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K-5 is crap, pictures at ISO54000 are practically unusable, all the modes have
been made redundant by the dedicated ISO button and program shift, there is no
The DA14 is a remarkably sharp, well corrected lens even wide open.
fitting this lens to the Pentax K10D 10Mpixel body produces absolutely
awesome detail resolution
the DA14 performs very satisfactorily for an ultrawide lens when wide open,
and is certainly very useable at that lens opening.
And then the big draw back appeared - the sensors have stains! Arrghhh!!
How do I discover if there's a problem - by shooting a bright frame into the
light/sky, or...?
Regards
Jens
Hmm, I have the stains and I am seriously considering NOT taking the camera to
be repaired/exchanged.
I
I wonder why the Kx and DL2 are so light.
Regards, Bob S.
Penta-mirror instead of a proper prism?
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John Sessoms wrote:
I expect we'll see divergence into a slightly more specialized video
equipment; it'll be a modular box with the sensor, lens mount, LCD and
connections to output the video.
Look at Sony NEX doing it here and now - lenses optimized for video with silent
motors even for
P. J. Alling wrote:
Another shot of the abandoned lifeguard's chair. A different photo
altogether.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1604247/PESO/PESO%20--%20headland.html
I like the mood on both of those but I also have a problem with them both,
especially this one with the seat fading into the
Hello all,
I lost my mind and ordered a 720nm converted K10D but I still have the option
of changing the IR filter in it to a different one. Anyone have experiences
with IR on K10D and suggestions as to whether 720nm is a nice cutoff point?
P.S. it seems that directly sending to list is not
Need advice on unscrewing a thin circular polarizer from my 14mm. I thought I
screwed it on at below freezing but it turns out it has screwed me and now
refuses to unscrew.
Note to self - you were right all along in that filters are devilish little
thingies and you should stay as far from them
Mike Johnston on not feeling obligated to shoot (or try) *everything* ...
http://goo.gl/PhVNd
-bmw
Just what I needed. This time of year my drive home from work is directly into
the setting sun, the graphic winter trees and enchanted power station chimneys
with sun-colored vapor coming out
Something I read in passing made me think that when in live view you could
zoom the display for manual focus to totally nail manual focus in live view.
Larry Colen l...@red4est.com sent from i4est
You can. Press INFO - that gives 2x magnification. From there you can use the
rear wheel to
Indeed, it seems like a good practice to format a card in the camera
every time the images were copied from it to the computer.
Boris
I am sure every time is a huge overkill. Just using it in a reader that can
mount it properly without need for specialized drivers should be enough. I have
But
formatting may (although it's no guarantee) repair a glitch in an iffy
card and let you continue using it.
-bmw
Some facts and common sense:
SD memory is NAND flash which means the following things:
1) manufacturers ship it with errors already on the chip;
2) it deteriorates over time
Rec. Mode menu, page 5, row 3: E-Dial Programing (includes the green button
programming).
Dario
Sadly, although it can really be found there, the options available for
modifying the green button behavior are extremely sucky.
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Kris, I am somewhat confused now. What you say makes perfect sense
except one detail. I thought that CF cards were those that had
controller on board. The SD cards as I understand don't have controller
on board. Therefore it makes certain sense (may be not too much sense,
but still) to write
Controllers in modern cards are designed so as to balance writes
across the card. That coupled with good error detection and
correction routines should make the card last forever under normal
load. That is assuming normal error rate. Could happen that the
memory on the cards is produced
My IR720 modified K10D arrived today. Strange but good, cause China EMS
tracking says it is in Israel :)
It backfocuses (of course). Has firmware 1.31. Now is there a way to somehow
adjust the focusing via software or should I poke it with a screwdriver?
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Did they replace the filter with clear glass, or just remove the
filter?
Replaced the original filter with a 720nm IR one that blocks visible light
(more or less) - my goal with this was quick and painless infrared.
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Focusing for IR was a bit different from regular light. I wonder if
they have adjusted the camera for that or it just happens to BF.??
Dave
Of course, that is why it needs adjusting. Now the question is whether to do it
in hardware or software and which way would work best on firmware 1.31.
Focusing for IR was a bit different from regular light. I wonder if
they have adjusted the camera for that or it just happens to BF.??
Dave
Of course, that is why it needs adjusting. Now the question is whether
to do it in hardware or software and which way would work best on
firmware
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Sorry to be late to the party. You can either google-fu or
pentaxforums-search the article that explains how to effectively hack
into service menu of K10D where you could do some AF adjustments...
Though I've K10D, I neither had a need nor nerves to do it...
Boris
Yes, that's exactly what
pentaxforums-search the article that explains how to effectively hack
into service menu of K10D where you could do some AF adjustments...
Though I've K10D, I neither had a need nor nerves to do it...
Boris
For future reference (note to self) - this doesn't adjust AF - it adjusts the
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