jonoslack
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Hmmm the bee watcher watcher eh?
Actually they were both taking pictures of the beach in flat hazy light - they should have been there a couple of days before when the light sparkled
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Fun with the Pentax K5
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Actually they were both taking pictures of the beach in flat hazy light - they should have been there a couple of days before when the light sparkled
Armanius
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JMaher
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Leave for a few hours and there are scads of new messages.
Lee, Very nice shot of Cafe Sol but a GH2?? I suspect it is a really nice camera but I am temporarily cured from any desire to purchase another m43. I do have a friend trying to temp me with his new EPL-2 but I am attempting to be true to my new K5.
Jim
Lee, Very nice shot of Cafe Sol but a GH2?? I suspect it is a really nice camera but I am temporarily cured from any desire to purchase another m43. I do have a friend trying to temp me with his new EPL-2 but I am attempting to be true to my new K5
.Jim
JMaher
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A few from this evening - just from the backyard.
Both with the 18-135 as I can't seem to make up my mind on what to buy next.
These are what look to be flowers on a large tropical plant that strongly resembles the philodendron house plants we had in the north. As you can tell I'm not a horticulturist.
Jim
Both with the 18-135 as I can't seem to make up my mind on what to buy next.
These are what look to be flowers on a large tropical plant that strongly resembles the philodendron house plants we had in the north. As you can tell I'm not a horticulturist.
Jim
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scho
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Jono,
Very nice portrait of Tom.
Mark,
Great lighting and composition in the first and nice shot of the aquarium.
Jim,A few from this evening - just from the backyard.
Both with the 18-135 as I can't seem to make up my mind on what to buy next.
These are what look to be flowers on a large tropical plant that strongly resembles the philodendron house plants we had in the north. As you can tell I'm not a horticulturist.
Jim
Beautiful tropical flower shots with great detail.
Roy,
Great color and bokeh in the oleander series with the 200. Thank you for the compliments on my web site.
jonoslack
Active member
Jim
that is some plant - erm, slightly suggestive!
Roy - lots of great shots . . . I'm having to slap down all thoughts of the 200 (after all, I already have the excellent 60-250).
Amin - how close does the DA 70 focus? nice orchid shot.
Today, it's grey here, and anyway, it's definitely grass cutting day, or we'll end up in even more of a wilderness.
that is some plant - erm, slightly suggestive!
Roy - lots of great shots . . . I'm having to slap down all thoughts of the 200 (after all, I already have the excellent 60-250).
Amin - how close does the DA 70 focus? nice orchid shot.
Today, it's grey here, and anyway, it's definitely grass cutting day, or we'll end up in even more of a wilderness.
scho
Well-known member
Amin,Lovely shots Jim and Roy.
An orchid with K-5 and DA70:
Very nice orchid shot with smooth bokeh.
Amin....I'll echo what others have said.....nice orchid shot. Orchids aren't the easiest to shoot because you want your focus plane to be relatively wide. Good DOF....creamy bokeh.
This complicates a selling decision. I purchased the DA70 and the FA77 to decide which one I like best (and sell the other). I really like the FA77, but a shot like yours give one pause. Must ponder
R
This complicates a selling decision. I purchased the DA70 and the FA77 to decide which one I like best (and sell the other). I really like the FA77, but a shot like yours give one pause. Must ponder
R
