Here's the URL for the PopPhoto review of the K7:
http://www.popphoto.com/Reviews/Cameras/Camera-Test-Pentax-K-7
Please note the date the site claims Philip Ryan posted the review -
November 15, 2008. I guess someones been playing with the way-back machine
again.
The conclusion:
I'm not watching Ken Burns latest opus because I find it too frustrating. I
love national parks and have been to a few:
Acadia in Maine
Big Bend in Texas
Everglades in Florida
Hot Springs in Arkansas
Redwood in California
Then there's the National Monuments:
Castle Clinton in New York
George
This week, Fry's is advertising the K7 with its kit lens and a throw-in bag
for the previous price of the body alone.
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Silly me. When P. J. Alling referred to Henry Carter Benson, I thought he
was refering to Thomas Harte Benson's long lost brother who couldn't paint
worth a damn and had to resort to using mechanical means to convey images
and ideas.
Somehow, on this list we should all know whom HCB really
I haven't seen Pentax filters in years. With the Hoya acquisition, I doubt
if I'll see them again.
Hoya itself makes a full range of filters. When I was last buying them, the
top of their line was Pro 1 Digital. During my research, I disccovered that
these were the same as the Kenko Pro 1
I come from the capital K Klutz school of carefulness. Starting with the
10D, I've been putting Giottos Aegis screens on the LCDs. It's a lot cheaper
to replace if (when) something goes wrong.
I'm also one of those who typically puts a UV filter in front of the lens.
When I dropped my camera
No surprise here. Isn't this what we all (should have) expected when Hoya
bought Pentax to get the non-camera parts of the company (e.g., endoscope)?
Hoya is an optics company, not a camera company. The surprise is that with
the world-wide depr (oops) recession, they waited this long.
The rebate card was included in the K7 box.
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Thanks guys,
When I deploy the full start-up info screen, turning of fthe Highlight
Correction function enables ISO 100. The icon displayed when Highlight
Correction is enabled says DR 200 and the lowest ISO available is 200. There
is nothing about this in the manual.
I think it's related
Joseph McAllister wrote:
But you do understand that for the camera to be able to expand the
dynamic range, it has to have somewhere to go to get that data. So it
forces ISO 200 for you to be able to capture HDR or Shadow
Compensation, and might knock out access to 6400 if you choose
Highlight
What's the lowest ISO for your K7? Mine only goes down to 200, but the book
mentions 100.
I've had no heat problems with the sensor. I've used it several long days
with the ambient outside temperature well above body temperature with no
evident adverse effect.
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Wolfe/Ritz can't order any new anything from Hoya (read Pentax) since they
went Chapter 11. Hoya won't ship to them.
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There's a local professional photographer who swears by AutoPano Pro. I've
seen him work with it using a digicam. He takes the shots vertically with
LOTS of overlap and lets the software do evereything (especially the
stitching) automatically. The results were truly outstanding. The key is
Canon seems to be the only major (easily available) manufacturer still
providing an optical viewfinder in many of its digicams. Other than the
brand name, they offer lots of positive attributes, not the least of which
is good glass, SD cards and a plethora of features. (After fooling around
Let's see, when I last studied this over three decades ago, the logic
followed this path:
If you commit an illegal activity (trespass),
then any other action that you perform (photographing) while commiting that
illegal activity
is an action from which you are not allowed to profit (sales of
Chris Roberts, in his Digital SLR Guide News has selected the K100D as best
begommer budget DSLR
Question: What's the best beginner budget SLR?
Answer
You've been longing to improve the quality of the photos you take and
capture moments that just aren't possible with a compact
Glen,
You'll love the KX. It's built like a tank. I always thought it could serve
as a hammer in an emergency ;-)
You can download a free PDF copy of the manual at
http://www.pentaximaging.com/files/manual/KX.pdf
You should also be able to get an actual manual at
Glen,
I just noticed that Pentax is offering printed manuals at:
http://www.pentaximaging.com/customer_care/manuals_literature/show_purchase_manual
They even list the KX.
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Frank calmly stated:
Think what you want about Quebec - I don't intend debating your views
here.
However, I think that if you referred to African Americans as 'coons
(or worse), Chinese as Chinks, Jews as Yids or Kikes, you might ruffle
a few feathers.
Calling a person who speaks French
When I did my research, the K10D offered significantly more direct contol
than the K100D, and it seemed like a logical step on the path from Z-1
through *istD.
I was in the early stages of recovering from a severe case of ARDS, and
given the sudden lack of hand strength, the SR seemed to be
Keith Whaley wrote:
That's extra nasty stuff [ARDS], Larry. Take care and beat it!
Thanks. I've had some great rehab therapists who really pushed me. Rehab
started in March, and I'm about 85% back. Not bad considering that I
couldn't even move my fingers when I started.
Larry in Dallas
John Francis is quite happy to say:
I'm now withdrawing this For Sale offer - I just got a call
from our local Police Department, and they've caught the guy
who broke into my house and walked of with my two cameras
(and a few other little incidental items).
So, as I still have a *ist-D, I
Where is a good place to buy Hoya Pro filters. I need a circular polarizer
and two UV(0)s in 52mm.
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Recently, I had a severe case of ARDS that left me with virtually no muscle
tone when I was allowed out of a 6 week induced coma. Since I had virtually
no capability to steadily hold a camera, and more than 10 Pentax lenses, I
decided that a K100D or K10D was in my future. Coming from an *ist
On 16/5/07, I, discombobulated, unleashed:
Recently, I had a severe case of ARDS that left me with virtually no
muscle
tone when I was allowed out of a 6 week induced coma. Since I had
virtually
no capability to steadily hold a camera, and more than 10 Pentax lenses, I
decided that a K100D or
I received notice from Amazon that my Magic Lantern Guide to the Pentax K10D
has been delayed into July. Bummer.
Fortunately there is a book out there now to supplement the User Manual.
Yvon Bourque's book on the K10D has enough additional information on the
K10D as well as it being in an easy
I been using a Wolverine MPV for well over a year with no complaints. The
MPV has an actual display and supposedly can also serve as an MP3 player and
show videos. I've never used the M and V, but the P is intuitive and works
quickly.
Got it at Frys when they had a drastic mark down (way less
FWIW:
While on the road to recovery from a severe case of Acute Respiraory
Distress Syndrome (ARDS), realized that I now needed some form of shake
reduction. Since I was used to an *istD and a Z-1, the K10D presented the
lowest learning curve and the better path toward the future.
The
In the US, it's more complicated. TSA has the right to examine your checked
bags even if they are locked. (I know that they actually do thisk because
frequently my bag winds up with a TSA inspected paper inside.) If they
choose to look inside a locked bag, they simply clip the lock. The way
Good timing! Congratulations.
Does this mean you'll have to change your signature?
Larry in Dallas
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On the third try, I actually got an 80-320 that works on my D. This is not
an indoor lens.
Busy working on some Astor Piazzolla stuff, so I can't give it a workout
'till tomorrow morning.
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Sorry it came to this.
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I'm still learning how to use my *istD that I bought in '04. I'll at least
wait until everyone writes about how much better it is.
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Sridhar,
Considering what is going on in your part of the world, I'm glad that you
are safe. Hope you remain so.
Hmm, no one seems to question the legitimacy of the length of time Hindus
have lived in India.
Boris,
Considering what is going on in your part of the world, I'm glad that you
too
I've been having trouble finding a working FA 80-320mm lens in black. Lenses
from National Camera Exchange and KEH both looked great and did not
communicate with my *istD. Just on the odd chance that they might have one,
I drove over to the Dallas Wolf (Ritz) Camera clearance center. While they
I felt that I needed a little greater reach on my *ist D, so I found and
bought an FA 80-320. The lens looks great, mounts well and has a major
problem. The D does not recognize or change the settings on the lens.
Additionally, when I use the preview switch, the lens does not stop down.
On my
Thanks for the suggestions. I started out in A. The lens doesn't transmit
information in any setting.
I've cleaned the mounts on both the lens and body - to no avail. The body
continues to work well with other lenses.
What would disassembly fix entail?
Larry in Dallas
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The PZ 28-105
Good range and good quality both build
For years it was the SMC FA 28-105mm f/4.5-5.6. When I started to use my D,
I found myself using the SMC FA 20-35 f/4 with ever more frequency.
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That's the definition in The New York Times' crossword puzzle today.
Larry in Dallas
It's only a matter of time. In the UK, the national organisation that
looks after much of the building heritage has banned indoor photography for
the last decade or so. Partly for security and partly to make you buy the
guidebooks and postcards. The same will happen in National Parks,
http://www.mindspring.com/~pjalling/PESO_--_shadshack.html
That picture did its job. Over 20 years ago, my wife and I covered (she
wrote, I photographed) the shad season for the Hartford Courant. Shad is a
v-e-r-y bony fish. It was amazing how quickly and carefully the women (I
never saw a
Let's see, the professional models were KX, MX and LX. This leads me to
the conclusion that the inevitable name is
DX
Larry in Dallas
Ken in a fit of perception mused:
(it was hit by a telephone pole).
Hey Larry, any idea how fast the pole was movin?
I was wondering if anyone would catch that.
In actuality, the driver swerved the car in order to miss a dog that decided
to cross the road in front of him. Unfortunately,
In response, Bob Shell queried
In actuality, the driver swerved the car in order to miss a dog
that decided to cross the road in front of him. Unfortunately,
while the car swerved, the telephone poll adamantly refused to move
and the result was a crash. Must have been the pole's fault.
Shel,
Glad you survived the crash with minmal human body damage.
After finally getting the replacement DS, you'd want to be able to actually
have a lot more time and free movement to use it and develop the type of
expertise you've accumulated with its film ancestors.
Seat belts save more
Toine asked:
Has anyone successfully mounted a third party grip strap on a istD
with BG1 grip connected? Something similar like the FDP grip strap for
the Z1(p).
I've got a Hakuba Grip-PH attached to my istD with or without the BG1 grip
connected depending on how I'm using the body. This is
Shel continued:
I'm not looking for guarantees, but I do have an expectation of a certain
level of service. That probably stems from my background. Pretty much my
whole family was in a service business at one time or another. Plus, I
grew up in the era of trust and respect.
Sure, many here
A truly miffed Shel posted:
Yesterday I ordered an istDS2 from Adorama. The item was prominently
posted on their site. It's time consuming to fill out all the forms and
provide the information, but it had to be done ;-)) I was so happy to
have
found the camera I've been looking for
The usual reason for leaking/releasing data about products to be introduced
prior to its actual introduction is to freeze the market. This keeps the
Rob's of the world from making an early decision which may be detrimental to
Pentax.
Again, remember we are still dealing with a prototype.
In passing Shel provided:
The last two purchases I made from BH went to my PO box and were shipped
from Brooklyn, NY, not from Manhattan where the store is located.
Makes sense considering where their warehouse is located.
Larry in Dallas
Rob Studdert rightfully complained:
I just because it's apparently of no real bother to you when an upgrade
camera
is due or what its final specs are doesn't mean that it doesn't matter to
or
bother others. Info about what's coming from Pentax is important to me and
will
sway my decision to
Shel continued to vent with:
While in general you're correct about calling and speaking to a person
live, that's still no guarantee of getting good service these days. I've
made numerous calls to various stores about this camera, and only three
people I spoke with were knowledgeable,
Derby Chang responed to my delineation of the *ist D timeline with a
wonderful summary:
I'm in medical device product development. Consumer gear has different
constraints, but I'll bet the frustrations are the same.
* Marketing changes their product requirements every 3-2 months
* Upper
Pentax has us all on tenterhooks by the way they are introducing the new
version of the D. I'm curious as to why we would expect anything faster than
we are getting from them.
In October 2001, Pentax announced the cancellation of their full frame DSLR.
That announcement mentioned the
It's really very simple. Where are you now? What feels comfortable? What are
you going to shoot after your spurt?
If you are coming from the ability to use Hyper mode, you'll miss it on any
other body than the D. (Surprise, this was the key reason I spent the extra
money.0
How does it feel
David queried:
I need to find a magnifying right-angle viewfinder for ME Super and ZX-5.
The Refconverter-A seems to be rare and expensive. I've heard that an
Olympus Varimagni will fit over the Pentax eyepiece and work just fine.
Can someone confirm (or deny) this?
Fred replied:
'Tis
John Celio explained:
The screens on the D and the DS are the same size, I believe. You're
probably thinking of the DL's screen, which is much bigger. Had the DS's
screen been bigger than the D's, I probably wouldn't have had to cut and
move the hood to properly fit the D.
I used my Dremel
An enabled John Celio wrote:
-- Delkin pop-up LCD shade
http://www.delkin.com/store/customer/product.php?productid=270cat=63page=1
I had to do a little surgery to get this to fit properly on my *ist D, but
it was worth the effort (had to cut the eyepiece off and epoxy it back on
a
little to the
In a fit of rare lack of understanding Rob Studdert admitted:
missing something given my view of Pentax's apparent
practices, they don't strike me as a company who are striving to service
their
customers, hell even Pal said so in a roundabout way. :-)
Rob is missing the animal husbandry
1. FA28-105 f4-5.6
2. FA20-35 f4 used with evermore frequency on *istD
3. Everything else
Larry in Dallas
On 1/16/06, Tom C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not taking anything away from what you said Frank. But I wonder... if
they
hadn't been assasinated, would they be viewed as such stellar figures?
We
shall never know as their works ended abrubtly.
Andd Frank replied
You're right. Here's my
For quite some time, I've wanted the FA 20-35 zoom lens. Then I saw it
available from KEH as an excellent +.
When I called, KEH said they couldn't promise its arrival prior to
Christmas. I told them I didn't care since it was for me.
Of course, it arrived on the 23rd and the only differences I
It's been my tool of obvious choice since it's owned me. I have yet to shoot
in a situation that caused me to want something else currently available
that isn't significantly more expensive. Sure, I'd like my wide angle lenses
to retain their apparent perspective when mounted on the *istD, but
I've used the FA 28-105 and 100-300 on my Z-1 since they all came out. Loved
and used the power zoom facility other than when I was trying to be more
discrete (the whining noise attracts attention even before the mirror
whack).
However, I also used them on earlier models (e.g., SuperProgram
OK! JCO's premise makes sense, and it would have not cost Pentax any
'significant' money to continue with the enabling of K M lenses. They
didn't do it. Now what?
I think one of his premises is falacious. He seems to be attributing logic
to their choice of what to include. If recent past is
to disagree.
JCO
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OK! JCO's premise makes sense, and it would have not cost Pentax any
'significant' money to continue
JCO opined:
I think you are overlooking a MAJOR truism I have found in my experience,
and that is that when it comes down to it, the average person DOESN'T
WANT what the pros use because they are just plain cheap
when it comes to buying things that are not their main
hobby or interest and when
JCO opined:
Like I said if anyone here thinks stop
down metering is better or as good as
open aperture metering than I would like
and explanation why NONE of the camera
companies use it anymore or even offer it as
an option in additon to open aperture metering?
Because its isnt as good that's
Barry Rice asked:
Are all SD cards more or less equal, given storage volume? (I see BH has
some 1Gig Sandisks from $88, which looks ok.) I have downloaded the pdf
manual on the DS, and estimate 1Gig would hold about 86 RAW images. If
this
disk fills up in the field, can I slip in a new one,
Shel,
I think you've agonized enough. Now that you've made the commitment, enjoy.
It's a great tool. You'll pretty much love it. As with everything, there
will be aspects that will truly annoy you, but you'll be having too much fun
to let them bother you.
After decades in technology, the
I asked Belkin about the availibility of a Pop-up Shade for the *istD and
received the following response:
We are currently reviewing this model. I will pass your request on for
consideration in future model decisions and I will email you if we decide to
carry this model.
Thanks,
Jennifer
Powell Hargrave stated:
I like grip straps but there is the problem of what to do if you need to
use both hands. I hate to set my camera down in an uncertain area so now
I
just wrap the normal Pentax strap around my wrist 3 times when I want the
camera off my neck/shoulder. Not as nice as a
Anyone know of an equivalent to the Hoodman that would work with the *ist D?
Larry in Dallas
Tom Reese was reminded of the story about Henry VIII who selected a wife
based
on her portrait and was more than a little disappointed when she finally
showed up. She eventually lost her head.
Almost. Anne of Cleves was divorced. Henry didn't behead wives with foreign
ties - just English wives
It's a little late, but hey, I'm supposed to be retired and I'm working 2
jobs while trying to redo a bathroom.
In '68, shortly before the birth of our first child, my brother-in-law got
me a deal on a Spotty with a 50mm 1.4 for $100. I had seen previous versions
in a PX in Heidelberg, so I
Cotty, in a feeling of mea culpa wrote:
I feel responsible because I posted an update on the London angle -
please find your favourite news page for further updates.
Cotty, you didn't start anything. Your message was factual and informative
to those of us who were following the event. I
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Today's Topics:
GESO: A
OK! Your cure for the enablement disease (find a more expensive hobby)
doesn't work. I went from buying recordings (over 8,000) to getting involved
in photography. I was doing fine until I encountered all of you wonderful
enablers.
I'm starting to realize how the '50's bebop jazz pianist
Shortly before my first child was born in 1968, I upgraded from a very early
('59) Olympust PS to a Spotmatic. This is the first in a long line of
Pentaxes that are capable of taking better pictures than I am. I've won
awards with the Spotty and had pictures published in newspapers, but I'm
This list is beyond an instigator - it's more of a pusher.
Since I've been reading, and sometimes contributing, somehow I've managed to
acquire:
Bodies: KX, MX, *ist D
Body Attachments: Motor Drive A (for SuperProgram), Winder MX, Hand Grip FDP
(for Z-1), Battery Grip D-BG1 (for *ist D),
Paul Stenquist informed us:
The *ist DL gets a nice brief review and picture in the New York Times
today. The author gives kudos to Pentax for backward lens
compatibility. Very nice. It's on page C8 in the national edition.
Let's give Pentax marketing and PR full marks. This dovetails very
frank theriault fantasized (gloriously) about Mr. Greenjeans
Actually, he was the Godfather. Not just of Pee Wee Herman (which he
was), but in the Don Corleone sense, of the whole late-50's early-60's
Children's TV empire. No one could make a move without him:
Jim Henson: Godfather, there's
Shel Belinkoff mused:
What most people don't know is that Captain Kangaroo (Keeshan) and Mr.
Rogers (Fred Rogers), each of which had very successful shows for
children,
and who were acknowledged good friends, were really lovers, and Pee Wee
Herman (Paul Reubens) is their secretly adopted son
In response to Larry Levy's, discombobulated, unleashing of:
Finally, we've achieved true recognition. Look at 24 down in today's New
York Times crossword puzzle.
Larry in Dallas
bewildered Cotty asked
For those of us not in north America, or without access to the NY Times,
can you put
Finally, we've achieved true recognition. Look at 24 down in today's New
York Times crossword puzzle.
Larry in Dallas
John Dalman, in a fit of adventure, wondered
I'm still on the 1.0 firmware with an early *istD body, and wondering
about updating.
John,
The update does positive things. It's existence was the clincher in my
determination to go with the D. It allows me to use my non-automatic K-mount
lenses
Buying a DSLR has become the photographic equivalent of buying a computer.
If you wait, the new one will be better, faster, smaller and cheaper, but
what will you use while you wait?
Do you have a need/desire/itch for a DSLR? Is there one that will
comfortably do what you want? Can you aford
In today's New York Times, I saw JR advertising the ist DS with 18-55mm kit
lens for $829. I checked their website and it was $841 after you added
shipping. They are a truly reputable firm I've dealt with over 3 decades.
Their website is:
http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product=4003306
Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 09:18:42 -0500
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Francis Alviar originally initiated this survey
When I first got my ist D, I knew that I would opt to add the Battery Grip.
I was used to the Hand Grip F on my Z-1, and there wasn't any place for the
rest of my hand on the ist D body. The Battery Grip was great, giving me the
additional benefit of more power and a vertical shutter release.
I guess the ist DS is selling well enough to be included in today's
(2/17/05) Personal Journal section of the World Street Journal. In an
article (I don't have a link), by Pui-WingTam, about price wars escalating
in DSLRs. Pentax is the second manufacturer mentioned (of course, after
Canon and
In the discussion of comparing 8MP to 6MP, JCO stated
8MP vs 6MP is simple to calculate in terms of larger print sizes while
maintaining same image quality your print can now be ~15%
wider AND ~15% taller with same absolute (dpi) quality level. If aspect
ratio wasn't locked it would be easy to
As part of my work at Radio Shack, I was refered to this web page:
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~parsog/photo/sensors1.html
It provides an easy overview of the relationships of sensor type (CMOS and
CCD),sensor size and picture noise and quality, as well as an explanation
as to how and why all
I've got a chance to buy either a new FA 80-200 4.7-5.6 or a new F 80-200
4.7-5.6 lens for $100. Other than the obvious color and feel, which should I
consider and why?
Larry in Dallas
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a.. At the long time exposure situation such as astronomical photography,
green noise might be generated partially on the image when the noise
reduction is turned on.
This phenomenon only occur rarely under special shooting condition such as
starry sky, and will never occur at the general
For many years, I would have said: Do your research, pick a breed, do more
research and go to a reliable breeder for a puppy. I had a built in
prejudice. My wife and I bred the first litter of Bearded Collies whelped in
the New World, founded the Bearded Collie Club of America the day man first
Derby Chang posted
Popped up some random thoughts about my first weekend with the *istDS.
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~derbyc/1st_DS/first_shots.htm
On your website you bemoan the lack of a gripstrap available for the DS like
the one for the PZ-1. You're half right.
Pentax doesn't have a
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 10:42:21 +1100
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Trevor shouted:
G'day All.
I have just acquired a used Pentax Z-1.
I
Last month, the Pentax rep was at the Wolf multi-rep show in Dallas. She
enabled me to side-by-side compare the istD DS and helped in my deciding
to go with the D. However, when I went back there this week to thank my
salesman and make sure that he got his commission (he wasn't there when I
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