I think that is the trick. Don't let it bring you to a halt. Now is the time to experiment and learn and even compare against your *istD when you hit a circumstance that seems to be out of line. Can you recreate the bad shot (repeat it consistently? If so, try the exact same thing with the *istD). I'm sure the pain of finally getting the body after the UPS fiasco (I can relate!) hasn't made this any easier. But do take the time to be methodical so that you can learn - and then if/when you understand what is happening, then others of us can try to repeat the same thing to see if it is an issue with just your copy, or a general issue with the K10D.
-- Bruce Friday, December 1, 2006, 2:50:58 PM, you wrote: JT> Since the camera is right there, you should take a bunch of photos of JT> various things to see what it will do. JT> ----- JT> Oh, I did, Bruce. I took a couple of outdoor photos with the FA 31 and JT> DA 16-45 at ISO 100. They were fine. This was image number 5 on the JT> camera. It brought me to a halt. JT> I plan to get out with it this weekend and shoot some more things. They JT> will be outdoor shots and I expect they will be okay. But I need a JT> camera that can give me decent indoor shots too. JT> There was window light from the left and light from a lamp to the right. JT> Maybe that's just too much for the sensor to handle. JT> Joe -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
