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<p>Thank you all for your pics :-)</p>

<p>evening guest</p><div></div>

<p>My new DA 21mm as a portrait lens :-)</p><div></div>

<h5 data-ft="{"type":1,"tn":"K"}">Peppers out of the oven with a filling of mushrooms, sun dried tomatoes, silken tofu, parsley and spices</h5><div></div>

<p>Thanks as well Nick.</p>

<p>Thanks Nick!</p>

<p>Great shots Matt! I would have had plenty for a second potw as well this week :-)</p>

<p>Leo</p><div></div>

<p>Bella</p><div></div>

<p>Hi Pentaxians<br>

I visited a close friend in Germany and took some portraits of her pets for some large prints :-)</p><div></div>

<p>Cats and dogs in front of brick walls was my intention Wayne ;-)</p>

<p>For now I will follow Michels advice and carry a 77mm polfilter in my photobag, thank you all!</p>

<p>Michael, I just got the DA 21mm yesterday and will take first photos over the weekend with it, but maybe more touristic ones than test series :-) But I will do a comparison series later. Thanks Matt as well. I have turned internal lens correction on by default but i'm not a fast shooter so slow writing does not bother me that much anyway.</p>

 

<p>Does anybody use a 43mm filter inside the lens shade of the DA 21mm?</p>

<p>Good ideas and welcome comments, thank you all.</p>

<p>Hi Pentaxians<br>

Did anyone compare the lens correction for DA primes in the K7/K5 versus the lens profiles in Lightroom?<br>

I have enabled it in the K5 but never really compared the results so far since I got mostly unsupported glass. Any experience?</p>

 

<p>Thank you both for your quick and helpful answers. John, I will test sky uniformness with my 16-45mm first, a good advice. </p>

<p>Hi Pentaxians<br>

I'm now the proud owner of the Pentax-DA 21mm limited and looking for a good polfilter solution.<br>

I will try a 52mm polfilter with a 52-49 filter adapter and then use a 52 wide angle metal shade, do you have a better and less bulky solution? The Kaesemann slim filters cost quite a lot here, so I look for a something a bit more affordable. Could I mount a 43mm filter directly on the lens? thanks in advance.</p>

<p>A video film camera is not always the best solution because for ex. with my Sony Handcam I can not control DOF (Aperture). Where it shines is image stabilisation and recording in low light, I would not use the Pentax without a tripod. Since you usually want to cut videos anyway, 5 minutes recording time seems plenty in a lot of cases for me. Thanks for coming back Don.</p>

<p>Thanks Douglas!</p>

<p>You seem to ignore me Don, why?</p>

<p>might be a Pentaxian as well :-)</p><div></div>

<p>vegan Sandwich</p><div></div>

<p>Caspar and Seppel meet the policeman :-)</p><div></div>

<p>Since nobody seems to care about my photos of the yoga teacher I post one of the jewelry photos I made today for a vegan friend :-)</p><div></div>