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Subject: RE: Enablement: D-BG 2
Pointers, yes.
In Denmark I bought my K10D from www.Webfoto.dk
Their prices were comparable to the otherwise cheaper internet shops in
Germany.
I paid 6.659 Dkr.
They wnated 1.900 Dkr for the grip.
I bought one in Germnay (Foto Erhardt
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Sendt: 12. februar 2007 03:28
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100% price variations. Could you give us some pointers please?
Tim
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100% price variations. Could you give us some pointers please?
Tim
Mostly harmless (just plain Norwegian)
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Bladt
Sent: 10. februar 2007 09:36
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Subject: Enablement: D-BG 2
I keep two batteries in my K10D all the time. No problems. But I always
swap out both batteries at the same time. So I have four all together:
two in the camera and two backup. Changing one and not the other is
probably a bad idea. BTW, I always use two sets of batteries in the D
with no
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From: Jens Bladt
Subject: Enablement: D-BG 2
I finally ordered the D-BG 2 battery grip and an extra D-LI50 battery, for
the K10D.
I was surprised that the prices for these things seem to vary a lot - like
a
100%.
I don't really need the extra power - there's
The grip is great; it's better, in my opinion, than the D-BG1, and
I've had no problems with both batteries; in fact, since I got the
grip before the camera, I had a charge battery in the grip powering
the whole camera without a problem. You can program the K10D to use
both batteries for
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Robb
Sendt: 10. februar 2007 15:22
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Emne: Re: Enablement: D-BG 2
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From: Jens Bladt
Subject: Enablement: D-BG 2
Stenquist
Sendt: 10. februar 2007 14:12
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Emne: Re: Enablement: D-BG 2
I keep two batteries in my K10D all the time. No problems. But I always
swap out both batteries at the same time. So I have four all together:
two in the camera and two backup. Changing one
On Feb 10, 2007, at 8:06 AM, Jens Bladt wrote:
My only problem now is getting the meter adjusted properly:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bladt/sets/72157594527835191/
Have anybody else noticed any tendency of the K10D over reaction to
back-lit
scenery or bright skies?
Just sent a note
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From: Jens Bladt
Subject: RE: Enablement: D-BG 2
Have anybody else noticed any tendency of the K10D over reaction to
back-lit
scenery or bright skies?
BTW:
I think the *ist D did all this (matrix stuff) just about right! An old
Pentax-virtue, really!
I
Hi Bill,
I use my camera on center weighted metering. It's what I grew up on, and I
find it more predictable than matrix metering, since I never know what the
camera is really thinking.
same here, much reliable. And combined with AE lock there's even no need
for setting EV compensation
Peter Lacus wrote:
Hi Bill,
I use my camera on center weighted metering. It's what I grew up on, and I
find it more predictable than matrix metering, since I never know what the
camera is really thinking.
same here, much reliable. And combined with AE lock there's even no need
for
:
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WR From: Jens Bladt
WR Subject: RE: Enablement: D-BG 2
Have anybody else noticed any tendency of the K10D over reaction to
back-lit
scenery or bright skies?
BTW:
I think the *ist D did all this (matrix stuff) just about right! An old
Pentax-virtue
with that,
I almost always shoot manual mode. The green button Hyper Manual
makes that pretty fast.
--
Bruce
Saturday, February 10, 2007, 10:01:36 AM, you wrote:
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WR From: Jens Bladt
WR Subject: RE: Enablement: D-BG 2
Have anybody else noticed any tendency
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