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Forum: Product Suggestions and Feedback
10-09-2009, 06:00 PM
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Here's an idea worth trying (Pentax that is). Build a new camera with a second SD card slot, so when subject matter changes, the photographer can select card "B". It should also be able to be view protected by some sort of password input. It would also be invaluable to pros who insist on instant back up if they chose to use it this way, and could be programmed like the BG2 for frst and second use. Just another 1 up the competition to give Pentax another tactical advantage.
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Forum: Welcomes and Introductions
01-20-2008, 02:37 PM
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Hello to all of you photo artists out there. I am newly returning to photography after I had to give up many years ago because I couldn't afford it after motorcycles and girls. Well the bike is paid for, and the wife is assisting in the business and we have enough income to indulge in the art of photogaphy once again. I gave my old ME Super from 1979 to my 11 year old art student daughter and bought me a K10d, battery grip, 540 flash and some other goodies. Honestly, things have changed and left me technologically behind since my absence. I've been trying to get the 540 flash to operate wirelessly as a slave while using the onboard flash as the main in portrait type situations. So far, I have not been able to get it to fire. The instructions, or my comprehension of it, is not the best. Can anyone help me with this?
Barry
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Forum: Welcomes and Introductions
01-20-2008, 02:21 PM
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Hello to all of you photo artists out there. I am newly returning to photography after I had to give up many years ago because I couldn't afford it after motorcycles and girls. Well the bike is paid for, and the wife is assisting in the business and we have enough income to indulge in the art of photogaphy once again. I gave my old ME Super from 1979 to my 11 year old art student daughter and bought me a K10d, battery grip, 540 flash and some other goodies. Honestly, things have changed and left me technologically behind since my absence. I've been trying to get the 540 flash to operate wirelessly as a slave while using the onboard flash as the main in portrait type situations. So far, I have not been able to get it to fire. The instructions, or my comprehension of it, is not the best. Can anyone help me with this?
Barry
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