Harold Owen wrote:
>
> I have just read a readers letter in the current issue of the "British
> Journal of Photography" regarding partial colour casts with certain
> lensesNikon lenses when using his Kodak DCS Pro 14n.
>
> It was also mentioned that there is a recommended lens list for the
> camera which then allows the camera to "optimize" the lens in use
> providing it is on the list.
>
> I was wondering if Pentax has an approved list for Pentax lenses for use
> with the *ist D?
>
> Further information on the "Digital Camera Lens Optimization" can be
> read here:-
>
> http://www.kodak.com/global/en/professional/products/cameras/dcsPro14n/dcsPro14nTechnology.jhtml?id=0.2.10.36.7.4.3.24.5&lc=en
>
> No doubt the URL will need to be be pasted in two sections in order to
> access the website.
Nope. I got it open all in one line. However:
"We no longer support Netscape 4.x / Internet Explorer 4.x
browsers. A standards-compliant web browser is required
to view the redesigned kodak.com website.
While 96.8% of our audience uses a standards-compliant web
browser, you appear not to be using one.
If that's not sufficient motive, I guess I won't have far to look!
I'm getting that all over the place. Kodak was merely the most recent!
keith whaley <== one of the 3.2% who hasn't got the word... B ^)
> If Kodak can "optimize" lenses using the cameras software are we likely
> to see this feature being available with Pentax digital cameras, or
> Pentax issuing a list of 'approved' lenses.
>
> I have not joined the ranks of the *ist D users yet but the input from
> them has made enjoyable reading.
>
> Harry
