On Aug 23, 2007, at 11:23 AM, Amita Guha wrote:

> Funny you should mention it, I put my remaining 3 manual Pentaxes up
> on ebay this week. My K1000 is at $6.50 right now, so I'm almost
> there. ;)

:-)

> I agree with Tom that the lack of real ISO 100 is a disappointment,
> although I rarely shoot ISO 100. Still, it'd be nice to have it.

I've never missed ISO 100 or ISO 50. When I want to blur moving  
water, either of them is too high anyway. ISO 50 in sunny daylight is  
only 1/50 second @ f/11, 1/15 at f/22.

I use a six-stop ND filter that renders ISO 200 to ISO 3 on the *ist  
DS, and ISO 100 to ISO 1.5 on the K10D. That lets me shoot at  
exposure times in the 1/4-1/2 second range, f/11, in sunny daylight.  
An eight-stop ND filter, or adding a polarizer, drops that further  
into the 1 to 4 second range, and dropping to f/22 runs the time out  
as far as 16 seconds. Those get the blur I'm after when I do this  
kind of thing...

Godfrey

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