Paul, what part of LA (lower alabama) was that picture taken?
:-)
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I am not totally sure but I believe a hot pixel will render white and a dead
pixel will render black.
As far as dust, most dust spots will cover more than one pixel and tend to
show as oof blobs, sometimes quite large. That is where the blower bulbs are
really handy.
I have had to clean both my
Several of the tools are like that, with hidden menu items under the icon.
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Just in case, the dodge, burn, and smudge tools are under one icon, the
bottom one on the tool bar. Right click to select which one you want.
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I have these two just gathering dust since buying the 50~200. If anyone is
interested I could give you a great deal.
135 f/3.5 SMC-M in fair condition. Optically clean and works fine.
200 f/4 SMC-M in good condition. Optically clean and works very smoothly.
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"I'm not saying you cant use other specialty ranges but where are you going
to get a good 18-80mm to go with your 80-200? "
Sigma makes a 17~70 that is quite nice according to the reviews. I doubt
that it covers FF at the short end but might at the longer portion. That
would be important to som
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Well, isn't it close to that time? ;-)
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I had to go to the Previous Galleries and all of 2007 is listed. When you
click on March it opens. The later ones, April on, do not.
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Some nice shots. I like B&W!
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Thanks Godders. Some of the folks in our camera club insist that you have to
use profiles to get a good print. When I show them my results, they just
claim I am lucky!
I have never done any type of production printing. I think if I had the need
to, I would get a lab to print to the RA4 paper and
I got a question.
I tend to use the Ilford papers and the Costco Glossy 95% of the time, but
have used others like the Museo. I have seldom had a problem getting a good
print, but I always use the settings to make the software set the print
requirements, not the printer, other than setting a pap
"You suck, Ken, go away. Ok, that's just the jealousy of the 600/4.
Nice shot. Looks like he was smelling you..."
Is that why the look of displeasure... er, or is it pleasure? :-)
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I printed it out, cut it out, and assembled. My daughter, a kindergarten
teacher, asked me what I was doing. I replied that I was working on Pentax
Paper Doll cutouts. So, she proceeds to show me Canon Paper doll cutouts on
the web! But these really were paper dolls.
BTW, the focus checker worke
I think I would have wanted 9000 mm fl!
Nice shot. I know folks who spent a lot of time in AK and the stories they
tell always make me want to go.
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Got it!! The right click on the link and save as did the trick.
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I stumbled upon a test chart for k10/100D.
Ken, I get a page advertising a drink of some kind, all in Konji ??
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"I am thinking of getting the DA 50-200mm. Especially since there is a
rebate going until March 27th."
Marnie, here are a couple more that I shot at the camera club outing at the
zoo last weekend. I used the 50~200 for about 80% of my shooting. I think it
is a great example of Pentax glass, an
"That's a great shot of the bird, Walter, but my reputation is still
intact... It's not a cormorant it's an anhinga"
Thanks Christian. I guess we learn something everyday!
I am not an ardent birder and we have always called them cormorants around
here, but I am sure there are folks who know the
Thanks all for the input. They are all appreciated.
Adjacent to the wetlands is a zoo, so the Jaguars are not running loose!! I
am a cat lover, but not that much!!
I have an otherwise identical view of the cormorant, without the grass. I
will try a print of it to compare.
Our club is pretty acti
Thanks for the reply Bob. Well, if you thought the foggy sunrise was
confusing, you should have tried driving through it! :-). The roadway was an
elevated berm with water on both sides. I did not want to deviate from the
correct path!
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Went on a shoot yesterday to a nearby wetlands. Shot a few birds, etc.
Comments, suggestions welc
> You're pregnant Jerome?
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The eyes tell it all. "Boy, this is a big world!!"
My prayer is that he grows up to a world that is as full of peace and
prosperity as possible!!
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I definately like the origional color the best, followed by the high
contrast B&W. I think I would like a B&W with somewhat cooler tones than the
Platinium rendition however. I have never liked Warmtone B&W except in
people pics.
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David Brooks wrote:
"The newest one, Lucy will now jump from the floor, desk what have you onto
my shoulder if i walk by. I have to really watch it around the house now."
Does she still have claws? Ouch!
At least Amelia has lost her front ones, plus she is so gentle anyway I
don't think scratch
David Mann wrote,
"Lovely kitty... looks like a birman. She'd be a nice lap-cat in the
winter."
Actually a Himalayan, and I wish she would sit in our laps. She likes to be
combed, petted, stroked, but not held. She will tollerate about 20 seconds
of holding her and then the squirming begins!
That should get your attention! Ha!
This is what we jokingly call it when we scratch the cat's belly. She really
enjoys it, purrs like crazy, and we swear her eyes glaze over.
Just think the forum needs a little levity!! :-)
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Oops. Yes, I probably did mispell.
I have some pics somewhere of him on some of our ventures. If I can locate I
will scan (slides) and post here.
BTW, I am assuming he has long passed on, but does anyone have a date?
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"Well, Porter was very painterly in his rendering of nature in color - and
very precise with his dye transfer prints...
it is that kinship to your stuff that I see... odd that you didn't know
him. "
There's a name I am very familiar with. I met him on a couple trips he made
to Antarctica to pho
"This is a quick picture I took with it of the girl who tried to victimise
me."
Dang, she don't have no black eye! I thought you said you were gonna give
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"On 2/2/07, Bob W, discombobulated, unleashed:
>I think she's aiming for the idiot with the Canon, isn't she? I know I
>would.
Can't be a Canon, he's only holding it with one hand."
Actually it's a Nikon D200. The guy is a friend, member of the local camera
club.
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"You caught her at a good moment - nice shot. I'm curious if you tried any
shots with motion blur?"
Unfortunately not, never even thought of it. I should have though. I will
file that thought away for next time.
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Taken at the local Scottish Highland Games a couple weeks ago. She was
really into this stuff!!
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I shot this several years ago in Vermont. I was surprised to see Bass that
far north, being a southerner! They were very proud of their catch.
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"Does 10 really beat 6 in the real world? Your thoughts?"
A resounding "yes!". I was very happy with my DL, still have it. But the
image smoothness is the first thing that grabbed me. I bought an Epson R1800
printer right after ordering the K10. I enter prints for competition in our
camera cl
I saw a shot somewhere on the web where a FE Zoom lens was used to shoot
macro like pics. This is my attempt on some Orchids belonging to a friend.
K10D, iso 100, 1/90th @ f/13, 17mm.
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Anyone try the sharpening technique of Benjamin Kanarek on the Pentax Life
website?
I tried it on a few shots and just the two stage unsharp mask technique
looked pretty good. The additional layers merge was hit or miss depending on
the subject.
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Thanks Godfrey for getting back to me. I made a quick try with a couple of
your ideas, letting Lightroom run the printer and letting the printer do
it's thing. Either way the print is the same. Just to be sure I printed with
Elements and the same way I always do. The print with Elements is like
I downloaded Adobe Lightroom yesterday because lots of you are talking
positive things about it. The use seems to be pretty straightforward and I
am able to import shots, manipulate as desired, and on screen the image
looks fine. These are all images that I have previously worked in PS
Elements
I found te discussion on the comparisons among various camera viewfinders
interesting. It brougt back memories of past cameras :-)
As a recent buyer of the K10 and still having the istDL, I honestly have not
paid a lot of attention between the two viewfinders. This PM I took both out
with zoom l
Ha! There is a similar oak down the street that I have been eyeballing as
well! It has a huge know and a bunch of ferns/fungi growing in it.
Good rendition of the lighting.
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Barry, I use PhotoShop Elements 5.0 and am very happy with it. I have been
using the Elements versions since inception.
I seldom shoot RAW, but I have my K10 set to do Raw as DNG's. Elements
supports Adobe Camera Raw and the DNG files. They may also support the
Pentax PEF's by now, but I haven't
I saw it in the archives. That is how I read stuff.
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Actually the games were not my cup of tea but the "human interest" stuff and
the pipe 'n drum marching bands were fabulous.
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Was shooting today at a local Scottish Games event. This guy looklikes like
he was ready for beddy bye! :-)
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Could you be a little more specific? Does the lens readily come off the
Holga? Did the lens need any spacing on the body cap to be in focus? I like
the effect very much. Great job!
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"Yes it's a mirror lens. Does a decent job overall. A fair amount of
atmospheric haze to shoot through yesterday."
Apparantly you do not have any difficulty mounting a mirror lens on the
istD. I have seen on other groups where folks cannon mount the mirror lenses
on the DS, DL, K100, K10 seri
"I like the way birds are standing out (almost like Limited lens quality)
but one guy is turning his back (or axx) to me which bothers me a bit :-).
Ken"
Yes, well I guess birds are allowed to "moon" us as well :-)
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Yes, a similar blight is being repeated all across the country! What we need
is less people!!!
Seriously, nice rendition. I find myself converting a lot of my shots to B&W
just to see what it may look like. The new PS Elements 5 has a nice B&W
conversion that lets you play with different effects
The Robins are back early this year. They must have heard about all the warm
weather up north!
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Well, I really am "in the dark" here. I look at the pic and don't even know
what it is I am looking at. Looks like hockey pucks with eyes!! LOL!
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Thibouille,
I would have to second the comment others have made as to an Epson R220. It
is a very fine printer, can be found for way under 100.00, and it really
does a great job, B&W and color.
Epson has also just come out with a newer series of smaller printer with the
latest ink technology tha
I personally subscribe to the growing philosophy that we need to arm Bears
rather than bear arms!! That would keep the hunters away and allow the Bears
to live and let live! :-)
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The comet is visible near the Western Horizon right at and after sunset.
Been cloudy here too but supposed to clear later today. The thing is moving
into the Southern Hemisphere skies in a few more days so the folks down
under should get a nice view!
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"Hi Pentaxians
I just have eaten 3 ultrafresh eggs out of 6 I got today as some sort of
payment for a few photos I made last summer."
Hey Markus, that sound like the good old days to me!! That was the way folks
got through life on a daily basis a hundred years ago. Maybe we would all be
better o
"But on --manual focus-- lenses like the K/M/A which was the original
comparison, the build quality effects the ease of use because its easier to
manual focus a really well made lens then an el crapo.
jco"
I haven't entered this fray before now, BUT, I recently picked up the 50~200
DA zoom. Jus
Agreed, they are all good, but I really like the first two on page 2, the
feather and the cu of the flower.
There are several folks on this list who do some great BW work (whether
native or converted) and I really miss the darkroom days! Well, let me
rephrase that I like the good results I s
Thanks for all the responses. I got enough good input to go to the store
this AM and found a ProMaster Sling Bag. It will hold all my lenses, even
the 350mm T-Mount, and the second body if necessary.
I likes the combo of over the shoulder/backpack, with the waist belt it
stays in place and the f
"Taken during our last little photo outing in snowy Utah. Reminded me of a
modern Norman Rockwell type scene."
Yeah, this new digital age has brought about a lot of new mannerisms! I
remember the last few weddings I shot (645 film format) and kids would come
up to me wanting to "see" the pictu
"Er, where's the hot dog? "
Dead center, burried under the chips, onions, and other garnishes!
These are touted as "Chicago" dogs, I just eat them though. ;-)
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"Doesn't matter. By the time you reach that age you've become completely
invisible to 20 y.o. women anyway."
LOL!! I guess there really is a God, that keeps me out of trouble!
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Ralf, I have never commented of your photo's, but they are always excellent
depictions of the scene. The quality is impeccable and really pull you into
the subject at hand. But, I have one question. Why are you seemingly stuck
on industrial type work? Is that your field of work or interest?
Just
"I'm a fan of photo vests as well. They look a little geeky, but they work
well if you just want to carry a couple of lenses and some small bric-brac."
Thanks Bill. Now there is an option I never even considered. I will check to
see if the camera store carries them as I don't remember seeing any
"I'd pick it as my favorite pic among those seen here for ages. If I'll ever
have to write about using fisheyes, I'm going to ask you for using it."
Dario
I am humbled! I do like the lens though. It definately has uses that allow
the viewer a different perspective that overcomes the obvious di
I'm in the market for a new camera bag to use when I attend the GFM event.
The local camera store actually has a lot of bags, but I am somewhat
bewildered by all the choices.
I'm looking to carry an extra body and three DA lenses. Other small stuff
naturally, but that really would suffice.
What
"Finally, a PESO that's a little different than most! I like it quite a
bit.
Shel"
Gee, thanks for all the nice comments. Now, if only you were the judges at
the competition next week!
Actually, I have enjoyed the competition whether I get good scores or not.
With almost 400 members, and almo
"Nice. You should write a headline and sell it to the restaurant as an ad."
Thanks Paul. Actually they said they would give me a free dog if I bring
them a print. I had shown them the lcd view and they liked it.
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Maybe use it in an upcoming camera club contest.
K10D, FE zoom at 10mm
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Cotty writes...
"I fully intend to complete my education as a mature student in my late
60s. Where I will likely by surrounded by lots of women in their 20s.
Now *that's* what I call retirement !"
Yes, BUT, it's damn frustrating to be there and not remember what to do with
it!!
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Mark Roberts wrote...
"I'm a secret agent.
Sorry, I can't tell you any more..."
Darn, you beat me to it! I was going to say "I would tell you but then I
would have to kill you!"
Actually, I did spend 27 years in US Navy as a photographer specializing in
aerial photography. Then after I retired
"Curious, How do you accurately determine the nodal point on
the lens, especially the zooms, in order to
position the camera correctly on the head?
jco"
Actually, I have shot quite a bit of stuff to stitch together and have done
them all handheld. Surprisingly I have never had a problem getting t
A friend in our astronomy club has one. He is a die hard camper (Eagle
Scout) and it is nice. It withstood a pretty big windstorm earlier this year
at one of our outings.
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I have one of these and find it roomy and easy to setup. That said, I still
prefer Motel 6 !!
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I got mine in this AM as well.
See you all there.
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The K10 was just featured as a Hot item for 2007 on a segment of the Today
Show on NBC. They were touting the shake reduction feature.
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I wish we could get another dog!! But I still love the cat.
Great shots.
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Why would I miss it???
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Count me in. Now my wife says she will go. Also looks like her sister has
found us a place to stay with friends who actually live there on GFM. I'm
getting excited!
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My wife gave me a new copy of PhotoShop Elements 5.0.
Santa gave me a 50~200 Pentax Zoom.
I really like both. I wasn't sure PSE 5 had enough "extras" to make the
upgrade worth it, but I really like what I see so far.
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It is the 500 DG-ST, the "basic" version. I have been pretty happy with it
since it puts out a lot more light than the built in flash. The folks in New
York were very quick and did it under warranty.
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Thanks Godders. That makes sense, I guess.
BTW, I got my Sigma flash back from Sigma for repairs/update. It now works
with the K10D for regular ttl flash, but not with the second curtain.
However, I don't think this cheaper model had that in the inventory from the
beginning. The higher end "delu
I was trying out the slow sync(second curtain) flash last evening with the
K10D. I don't think it is working properly. When the shutter speed is around
1 sec so you can see what is going on, the flash discharged when the shutter
is first tripped, then is discharged a second time with the trailin
Gee Dave, 200 meters. How far is that? Me thinks maybe you are giving me
more credit than I am due! :-)
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Thanks Mark. Makes me feel like it will really be a great trip. I am getting
excited already!
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After reading the PDML Archives for several months now, and noting the
various folks from all over the world, with many varied experiences and
opinions, I am convinced that if enough of you could get together at one
time, all the worlds problems could be solved, and one heck of a party would
en
Thanks for the info Bob. Actually I am vaguely familiar with the area. My
sister in law lives in Charlotte and her youngest daughter in Asheville.
Just wasn't sure about stuff available with a reasonable drive.
Also, what about the mountain itself. Are most of the photo opportunities
available f
I am definately interested in attending. I am assuming there are motel rooms
available nearby for those of us not fond of tents!
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Speaking of which, I still have a 135 SMC-M and a 200 SMC-m for sale. The 50
1.4 is gone.
Good price to a good home!
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Ann wrotw: "Does this mean I don't have to type OT in the subject line when
i'm asking a question about filters?"
LOL! That's great.
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This all brings to rememberance a discussion at the PMA convention in
Orlando back in Feb. It all started when I asked a Tokina rep why they did
not make the 12~24 zoom in the PK mount. He indicated that it would not be
sold in great enough quantities because Pentax was almost bankrupt and the
I have added a DA 50~200 zoom so these manual lenses have become less
useful.
135mm f/3.5 SMC M
200mm f/4 SMC M
I also have a 50mm f/1.4 "A" lens that I might consider letting go. The two
M lenses are in good condition but used. Clean glass. The 50mm is in
excellent condition at a minimum.
Ple
Thanks Daniel. It looks real good from the photo's they post. I'm thinking
of getting the clear one as it will have less light loss.
Right now my Sigma flash is back at Sigma for redo of whatever to make it
work with the K10. When it gets back I will try the one idea with the bubble
wrap that so
http://store.garyfonginc.com/licl.html
Anyone have and hands on experience with these units. There is a "cloud"
version and a "clear" version.
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Thanks for the great idea! Here is my input, sincerely wishing ALL of you
the very best that these holiday celebrations have to offer!
And Merry Christmas to Pentax as well!!
Walt
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Thanks Godders, for getting us back on track!
BTW, have you, or any others with the K10, changed the defaults on the front
and rear dials?
I changed mine to +/- control on the front dial and the shift mode on the
rear one. I also notice that the front dial allows +/- control of the flash
when it
Good Grief !!
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