Please share your photos by a Pentax camera here :)

[fengwei]

Excellent captures :thumbsup:　

 

[fengwei]

Got a chance to test out a Tamron 300mm F2.8 SP AF lens on my K20D, quite a big lens, AF is super fast. Pity I didn't have a tripod or monopod w/ me when testing it out. Here are some quick snaps from this monster:

 

[fengwei]

Three more by the Tamron 300/2.8:

 

[kongping]

K100D Super & DA 21mm

 

[flowerpot]

Got a chance to test out a Tamron 300mm F2.8 SP AF lens on my K20D, quite a big lens, AF is super fast. Pity I didn't have a tripod or monopod w/ me when testing it out. Here are some quick snaps from this monster:

How much ??

 

[flowerpot]

K100D Super & DA 21mm

very nice... must be very close to the action...
the feel is :thumbsup:

 

[fengwei]

How much ??

Borrowed lah. Haven't made the decision if I should buy a 300/2.8 lens. Some one please, take my FA*300/4.5 so I'd have some extra money for a faster one ;p

 

[otc]

flowerpot; How much ??[/QUOTE]


great for birding with fast speed.

Old tamron going at reasonable price in _bay. tot fengwei bought tat one already.

otc

 

[istDeS]

:thumbsup: great capture longko.

 

[istDeS]

great for birding with fast speed.

Old tamron going at reasonable price in _bay. tot fengwei bought tat one already.

otc

Still it's a bit short for birding.

 

[seefei]

Kong Ping
nice set of freeze movement. the use of shadow and highlight is very interesting. :thumbsup:

 

[seefei]

Longko
u r the man lah for macro! water drop photography - can share the secret?

 

[seefei]

FengWei
the butterflies are like dancing and courting. good lens, just wonder how much?

 

[longko]

Excellent captures :thumbsup:　

Thx^^

:thumbsup: great capture longko.

Thx^^

Longko
u r the man lah for macro! water drop photography - can share the secret?

2 ways to do it. But I find the best way dun work well with Pentax...

1. Use f8-f22, ISO100, 2-3s in low light. Then capture the droplet with self triggered test flash. Meaning using flash speed to capture the droplet. (how most pro does it)

2. Use f8-f16, ISO100, P-TTL 1/2000s to capture the droplet. As long the droplet comes down in a constant speed, u'll be able to capture it.

 

[Gengh]

Some pics of my friends' 4 months-old Jack Russell puppy. He was truly the physical manifestation of the word "hyperactive", really hard to get a decent shot of him, so had to shoot wide, then crop generously.

Thanks longko for the tips on flash photography for pets, this guy would have been impossible without flash!

Nothing like some self-sacrifice to keep him still for a moment....

 

[longko]

Some pics of my friends' 4 months-old Jack Russell puppy. He was truly the physical manifestation of the word "hyperactive", really hard to get a decent shot of him, so had to shoot wide, then crop generously.

Thanks longko for the tips on flash photography for pets, this guy would have been impossible without flash!

Nothing like some self-sacrifice to keep him still for a moment....

You did well for 1st try^^ IIRC, a friend told me that Lundy (Clubpets Magazine photographer) told her that JRT are the hardest to capture:sweat:

 

[knyghtfall81]

back after a long hiatus, taking a breather by surfing clubsnap before plunging back to work:

here's a simple one by the sigma 24mm / 2.8, which I didn't manage to sell, and which have turned into one of my fave walkarounds after that.

 

[fengwei]

FengWei
the butterflies are like dancing and courting. good lens, just wonder how much?

Yeah, it's a nice lens. But can't afford it right now (borrowed it from a friend), unless someone takes my FA*300/4.5 ;p

 

[fengwei]

back after a long hiatus, taking a breather by surfing clubsnap before plunging back to work:

Welcome back Missed you during our last outing. Hope you'd be able to make it this time.

 

[istDeS]

Yeah, it's a nice lens. But can't afford it right now (borrowed it from a friend), unless someone takes my FA*300/4.5 ;p

Sometimes I'm thinking to get such a lens or a longer 400/5.6.:think: Anyway i can't afford right now.