Originally posted by Transit Are you sure, i seem to be able to ?
It may be one of those "tried once, didn't try again" scenarios. But at the time (a while ago now) I couldn't get ANYTHING to transfer off the camera (they would show as unavailable or some such) and then had the thought that it might be RAWs are the problem. I developed one to JPEG in camera and sure enough was able to transfer it. I will have to try again, as I know there have been at least two app updates since then. Mind you, I can now whip out my Lightning-to-SD dongle and simply slip the SD card in and copy direct to the iPad filesystem and then use something like Pixelmator Photo to do a pretty fine job of processing.
Originally posted by Kiwizinho Here's a first effort from the big Sigma 150-500 (only at 190 in this case).
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Although the DF-A 150-450 looks like a much superior lens in all respects, it also comes with a much steeper price tag
Beautiful definition there. The depth (of field
) is fantastic. By which I mean the lambs really stand out from the background. And the definition in their coats is indeed wonderful.
Lots of other good shots there by others, too. I always love night shots but tend not to do well with them except by luck. I guess I should try to do it more often, though perhaps this is the wrong time of year to be thinking like that.
Originally posted by Kiwizinho The K-70 does have focus fine tuning. I noticed at 500mm though, even in manual focus mode it didn't get overly sharp, although that also could have something to do with atmospheric disturbance as I was looking at distant subjects.
"Atmospheric disturbance" has ruined some of my photos already this year. Perhaps due to shooting stuff over the top of a lot of tarmac. Certainly zooming to 300mm to capture something at the other end of Wellington Airport will often be a wavy mess, especially in mid-summer.
Originally posted by MarkJerling I've been enjoying my Sigma. Sharp enough at 500mm, but needs tripod. The thing is much to heavy to hand-hold for any length of time!
I'll carry it for you. I'll even put it on my camera. Heck, you don't even need to come along!
I've done very little with my KP lately except the aforementioned Trade Me shots. However, playing with my new iPhone 11 Pro has me hankering for something wider than 18mm in a K-mount.