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It's very rare that I use it if the camera isn't on a tripod, but this is one of those times where yes it's super useful to get the framing just as I wantedThanks for sharing, James. Interesting images. That rear screen is super useful, isn't it?
Yes indeed. ( I am a short person so yes that is a useful feature at times. I use my moving LCD screen when my camera is really low sometimes eg 15to30 shots. Those times low to ground being a short person is an ADVANTAGE . . YES AT LAST an advantage being a short legs person . )It's very rare that I use it if the camera isn't on a tripod, but this is one of those times where yes it's super useful to get the framing just as I wanted![]()
The shake reduction feature is a massive advantage for many many things. It is miraculous.Thank you for looking and for leaving Likes and comments!
Here's today's catch.
Wisteria by Jason Doss, on Flickr
Pentax K-1 mII Limited Silver and Pentax-M 50mm f4.0 Macro at f8.0, 1/60s, and ISO 800
And this one with my 85mm which I had a little bit of a scare with. I was getting blurry photos while out and about with it. I thought it might be my eyesight or my technique, or maybe the lens was "going bad," but in the end it turned out my Shake Reduction system was set to 400mm. Made that correction, and everything was fine again.
Nasses Motorrad by Jason Doss, on Flickr
Pentax K-1 mII and Pentax-M 85mm f2.0 at f2.0, 1/350s, and ISO 200
Great walk about.My new computer arrived today, so I spent a bunch of time unpacking, putting together, and setting things up. Still had time for a walkabout, much to the delight of the dog.
Here's today's catch.
Irises by Jason Doss, on Flickr
Pentax K-1 mII and Pentax-M 20mm f4.0 at f11, 1/1000s, and ISO 800
and...
Padlock by Jason Doss, on Flickr
Pentax K-1 mII Limited Silver and Pentax-M 200mm f4.0 at f11, 1/500s, and ISO 800
I like your choice of framing on these. Very nice colors, too. And that motorbike--very cool!Thank you for looking and for leaving Likes and comments!
Here's today's catch.
Wisteria by Jason Doss, on Flickr
Pentax K-1 mII Limited Silver and Pentax-M 50mm f4.0 Macro at f8.0, 1/60s, and ISO 800
And this one with my 85mm which I had a little bit of a scare with. I was getting blurry photos while out and about with it. I thought it might be my eyesight or my technique, or maybe the lens was "going bad," but in the end it turned out my Shake Reduction system was set to 400mm. Made that correction, and everything was fine again.
Nasses Motorrad by Jason Doss, on Flickr
Pentax K-1 mII and Pentax-M 85mm f2.0 at f2.0, 1/350s, and ISO 200