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If you are into landscapes and good color is important. Look for a Pentax K10D OR k20d Older cameras but the quality of their color excellent. Some say better then the more modern cameras. You can probably get a good lens with the camera.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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<p>One more idea if you have a good hardware store nearby like the one that starts with a A and has a helpful man. Ask to see there o rings. bring your camera along to get the right size of one.<br>

There is no charge for this advice but it might be worth more than what you payed for it. No guarantee </p>

<p><img src="/pentax-camera-forum//i47.photobucket.com/albums/f182/wispete/_IGP1257_zps1d47c379.jpg" alt="" />I will try once again to post picture.</p>

<p><img src="/bboard//i47.photobucket.com/albums/f182/wispete/_IGP1257_zps1d47c379.jpg" alt="" /><img src="/pentax-camera-forum//i47.photobucket.com/albums/f182/wispete/_IGP1257_zps1d47c379.jpg" alt="" />We are still locked into winter. I posted this to at least dream of summer. I haven't posted much but always enjoy every ones else's.</p>

<p>Check out Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 EX DC Macro I have that lens which is on my k10d almost all the time. I can't help you with used ones.</p>

<p>I was told when quite young that "Real Danes" don't read directions. I have tried to live up to that but I must admit failure at times.</p>

<p>Dorus Just another opinion..... I like No. 2 the best. It brings the foreground and the sky together in a complete picture, better than the other two pictures. Also I like the bird in No. 2</p>

<p>The picture with the frog needs a title " I see you "</p>

<p>You take some nice pictures.....</p>

<p>Super pictures, Hard to pick a favorite.</p>

<p>OHhhhhh that will go so nicely with my Mercedes Benz...... Yes Janis Ohhh Lord...</p>

<p>Nice.......</p>

<p>Andrew, I probably am going to need another lens. A prime perhaps? 50mm ? Michael the need is for Archiving Some time back all I shot was slide film. I would like to view and print some of the better shots. Quality as good as I can get with in reason. These will be for my own use. I can clean up if need be. As far as printing It has been a while since I have viewed any of the slides. I have boxes and boxes of slides thats why speed could be important. I will look forward to what you find out about the different scanning options.</p>

<p>My question is has any one used a slide copier like this one. I wonder how the quality is? What would be the best kind of lens to attach it to ? I have a Epson V500 Photo scanner but I was thinking I could speed up the work flow with this type of scanner. My camera is K10d Lens are Pentax 50-200 Sigma DC 18-50 Ex Macro and Sigma 100-300mm APO DG F4 I am a frequent lurker here and respect the opinions of this forum. So thanks for any replies.</p>

<p>I have used the YongNuo. Works up to 200 ft. The directions leave some thing to be desired but play around with it and it works.</p>

<p>Matt, I like picture two and the last one. The only thing I would improve is to make the snow whiter that's a personal thing.</p>

<p>I am disappointed the watch doesn't have GPS on It.... What good does It do to know what time it is if you don't know where you are....</p>

<p>Looking at your Exif The first picture is at 1/160 The second at 1/60 The third at 1/40 My question is this the lens or the camera ?</p>

<p>Marius I sure enjoyed your pictures. A place I will probably never visit.</p>

<p>Remember the old saying: <em>Going pro is the best way to ruin a perfectly good hobby. Miseree, that for me sums it up.</em></p>

<p><em>I am perfectly happy being a amateur. Even when self pressure says go out and take some pictures they suck. When I am inspired and in the mood keepers go up.</em><br>

<em>Hats off to those who are pros. I have been in business and I know what it takes.<br /></em></p>

<p>First time posting picture Winter is breaking</p>

<p>http://s47.photobucket.com/albums/f182/wispete/pentax%20pictures/?action=view&current=pentax33017.jpg</p>

<p><img src="http://s47.photobucket.com/albums/f182/wispete/?action=view&current=pentax33017.jpg" alt="" /> First picture post</p>

<p>Wire less remote. For taking a picture when you are a quite ways from your camera. I bought a Yong Nuo on E bay It is advertised at up to 300 ft. from the camera. I haven't tried it that far yet. I bought it for remote bird pictures. The instructions that came with it leave a little bit to be desired, but fooling around with it got it to work.</p>

<p>On my monitor the color is good. The picture of the ribs is right on. The eye travels right to the ribs. The focal point. That composition is effective.</p>

<p>Steve, I really enjoyed you post. I have the same lens and is on my camera most of the time. The North shore is truly a place for photos. I have only been there in the winter once when I worked at Duluth for a few weeks. I would like to take a spring time trip on the North shore for photos of the waterfalls. If you don't like one drive on to the next. Those ore carriers are really big. I worked on building them and repairing them years ago in the shipyards at Sturgon Bay. Ahh your post does bring back a lot of memories.</p>

<p>Garry, I think you did a good job. You shot a series of shots that your client can pick from. The main point you made me want some of the pie. .... success...Steam might be a good idea but not needed. The only thing I would change is there is a white spot on the wine glass on all pictures that is distracting PS shop it out. I know you asked for advice but I think you client is happy. You could nit pick all day long but I think you have reach your objective. Making me want some pie..... I tell other Artists at some point your painting is done any thing more an you are just playing. There is no such thing as a perfect painting same with a photograph.</p>