Originally posted by richard0170 I am flattered. The user modes and the profiles you can create, especially colour ones, are one of the reasons I am sticking with Pentax rather than moving completely to Fuji. There is no way that I can get colour SOOC results like these with that system. Though I do prefer the Fuji B&W images. A couple from yesterday, when the evening light was being generous. KP and HD FA 35mm f2.
I have a fuji X-E1 and I completely get what you mean about mono. I would love a Fuji system but I could never relinquish pentax. Using my KP is like driving a Morgan as opposed to the Hondas, Audis etc.
The colours here are astonishing. I must say, the 35mm f2 is top of my wish list. I shoot predominantly limited lenses and wide to normal primes. I just need some money
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Originally posted by caliscouser Just want to clarify this. You have defaulted to a different custom image for each user mode (where that custom image is modified by you).
Not you have the same custom image with different parameter settings for each user mode?
I think the latter is not possible and was what I would like to see. Actually I'd like to see say 10 user definable custom image slots that you can create, name and save yourself.
On the KP mode dial there are five user defined modes alongside P, AV, SV, M, etc. On the K3 & K70 there are 3, K_S2 has 2 and the K5 has 1. (you probably already know this lol). I have used the landscape and portrait ones and they're ok, that's it, just ok. So, next month I need access to our recipes so what I did was set the camera up with Richards recipe as the colour profile, Av, F7.1, iso200, jpeg & raw, etc and saved it to User 1. I then renamed it from Landscape to Kodachrome (for want of a better name, I have Kodachrome, Classic Chrome and Monochrome, I am sad like that lol). I then set the camera up using Christian Rocks Classic chrome recipe, same settings, and saved it to User 2. Having a good base setup with the colour profile in place means I can just turn the mode dial to the look I want and I am good to go.