Hi Dave ... Thus far I've not been happy with the quality of most of the test shots. Many are soft, some are out of focus, lots of pics seem to be underexposed, even when shooting fully manual and basing the exposures on hand held meter results. In fairness to the gear, my learning curve is just starting.
Thanks for the reminder about the MF/AF switch. I just checked it to be sure it was set to MF. Gotta find out how to turn off those focus confirmation lights in the finder. Very annoying and seemingly not all that accurate. Otherwise the camera feels nice in the hand, offers good balance with some of the M and A lenses, and will soon be ready to receive a strap and greet the great outdoors. Shel > [Original Message] > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Buying a Pentax Dslr is one decision so far this century i have not regreted making.LOL > > As far as using MF lenses,the one thing to remember is switching from AF to MF on the > camera.
