Consoling myself with the 20~35; great flare control with this lens
RK
John Whicker wrote:
Would a better solution be to buy the Tamron 14mm, which has
superior multi-coating? I believe that Tamron also make the
14mm Nikkor, although I don't know whether the two lenses
actually share the same
Nope, this is what I meant.
http://www.pentaxcanada.com/products/binos/monocular_series.php
RK
Michel Carrère-Gée wrote:
Just heard from the local Pentax rep that production of the 7x monocular
has been discontinued; naturally this would happen just when I got round
to placing my order
interested in a Minty Tamron 14/2.8? ;-))
RK
jellymaster wrote:
how bad is the flare
how did you control it?
do you have the 15mm now
Pink Floyd?
I wanted some information on the Vietnam Vets War Memorial in Washington
DC- I understand that it's popularly called The Wall
Sorry if I didn't make myself a little clearer- as far as I knew, there
was only ONE wall; wrong generation I guess :))
RK
William Kane wrote:
Try
http
Hi Bob,
I'm from India, not the US of A.
However, I'm an architect and for most of the people I know in my profession,
there is only one wall- even though it's on the other side of the planet.
Thanks for the guidance, anyway.
RK
Bob Walkden wrote:
you might like to remind yourself
but until I get a little more specific, this doesn't
work.
Thanks for reading.
RK
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Hey, you were supposed to ignore this!
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shutter speeds/ manual colour balance options as well.
Cons? Poor macro range and no focus assist.
HTH,
RK
Darryn Richter wrote:
I need to purchase a digital camera for work purposes, and don't have a clue
where to start. My budget stretches as far as an Optio 220 or Coolpix 775 It
doesn't
I have a Tamron 14/2.8 and while it does have the rear filter provision,
(complete with cutting template) it is an extremely efficient flare catcher.
Mighty peculiar lens-cap as well, I get a lot of funny looks when I take this
off.
RK
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What kind of filter are you after
I understand Pentax makes a SMC Cloudy filter- what kind of animal is
this?
A soft-focus filter?
RK
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That's the OM2000, not OM-10
Paul F. Stregevsky wrote:
In addition to making the Nikon FM-10, Cosina makes an Olympus manual-focus
entry-level camera, the OM-10 I believe. It has spot metering and I think
more metal than the Ricoh and Nikon clones.
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in both
flash and ambient light metering.
BTW, it's a lovely camera and part of a truly great system.
RK
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of the window- in future, I'll be concentrating
on making fewer exposures but will spend more time on preparation (lens selection,
viewpoint, composition, exposure etc.) for the shot rather
than increasing the gross number of shots.
RK
Raimo Korhonen wrote:
Well - as the ancient Chinese say: A great number
I'd always felt a marmite was a small marmoset; wrong again, eh?
RK
Jody wrote:
Kraft makes marmite in my country. A thick black spread that
foreigners often loathe.
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budget so I'm safe there
:-)
Any suggestions/ comments?
RK
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RK
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in.
My present PUG entry is taken with a Kodak PS digital. I hope my entry didn't
have anything to do with sparking this off as I had checked the submission
guidelines very carefully before submitting.
RK
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John Coyle wrote:
Anthurium, by RK
Shallow but perfectly judged depth of field really makes the flower stand out
from the background. Excellent quality for web purposes, and I would be
interested to know how it stacks up printed at 10x8 or bigger. A good shot
technically.
Thanks
the 67II?
Been reading a lot about the mirror whiplash on the 67 and the weight problem and since
at times, I don't pack a tripod into my hiking kit, this may be a deciding factor.
Anyone use a 67 regularly without a tripod?
Thanks,
RK
dave o'brien wrote:
Because (and a lot of friends have been
Ummm...Would the fact that film reflectivity is no longer uniform (as it was
in the 70's and 80's) have something to do with the fact that OTF is no
longer in favour?
RK
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has now reduced by
about 85%; still come up when I have something very important to be
scanned, naturally. :-)
If you have a better fix, please share.
RK
Steve Larson wrote:
(snip).Needless to say, my next scanner will not be UMAX,
and I need one now, because I`m getting the dreaded yellow
vignette with the RTF?
I know the 28~70/2.8 does.
Thanks,
RK
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Yup; the Varimagni fits perfectly.
I suggest you try out a demo before buying one; this finder creates an inverted
image which is a little disturbing at first.
Or do all right-angled finders do this?
RK
Peifer, William [OCDUS] wrote:
I read in an astrophotography book I have that the Olympus
Was she describing anything in particular?
aimcompute wrote:
Wiiliam Robb wrote:
snip wonky snip
You are the only person in the world besides my wife that I have known to
use this word.
Tom C.
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works as
the MZ5 focussing screen sits firmly on the fence.
I'm now saving for the Pentax FA 20~35/4; anybody have any opinions re correct
focussing with this lens?
Thanks,
RK
PS: I also have the Pentax 17~28 Fisheye zoom and I find the focus confirmation
with this lens to be dead accurate every
Cats, cats, cats, cats, cats, cats, cats, cats, cats, cats!
Doesn't anybody here like dogs?
RK
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While leafing through an old POP Photo (April 01) I noted that they had
a single page write-up on the MZ-S in which it was described as
Titanium bodied.
This is a typo, right?
RK
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in which I'm doing this shoot (and the panthers) are in a huge
reserve- sort of: the fencing is only 8'-0 or so high and I've SEEN these cats
casually leap over 10' in a single bound. The rangers are the smart guys; they won't
go near the place until it's near noon!
Thanks,
RK
Bob Walkden wrote
sunshine- i.e., I ignore the CW meter
reading.
Is this good advice? I shoot print film and my usual outfit for outdoor
shots would be a MZ5+17mm Tokina
Thanks.
RK
Yeah, I know late morning would have been great for such shots but that
was not possible here.
Or should I just meter for the highlights next
that I'm from India- here you
don't just
go to a camera store; you first find a reliable importer, order, wait
for months
and then pay incredible duties (upto 75%) on the basic prices. Kinda
makes you appreciate
the camera a lot more when it finally arrives :-)
All the best for the new camera.
RK
and PZ1-p
RK
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