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From memory, I don't think the K200D had LiveView so you have to compose the image through the viewfinder.

A quick studio set up to get some themed images for the time of year. All lit with two lights: one hard light high up camera left with a green gel, one snooted light camera right with an orange gel. ...

Thanks - it was me that originally suggested that workaround on a thread about not being able to see the selected focus point. In dim lighting conditions the viewfinder illumination generates a ...

Agreed. The fact the active focus point is grey and can't be seen in most shooting conditions is a major usability drawback when using the K-3 iii. I'd prefer an update that flickers the active ...

The city where I live has an annual "Lumiere" festival, where dozens of illuminated art installations are in place all over the city centre. This is one of the performance groups called "Sparks" in ...

Thanks. The earlier images taken up to dusk when the sky was still light were handheld. Once it got dark I switched to using a tripod.

Yeah - he doesn't want to hear the truth, despite so many people saying the same thing. There is no "in camera" setting that will guarantee red is red, orange is orange, blue is blue and green is ...

The Handley Page Halifax B.III Bomber at Yorkshire Air Museum. Taken on Friday evening at a night shoot.

We do get the fact you want the colour balance to be perfect at all times. What you don't get is that it is your job to set a correct colour balance to achieve that - which can be extremely ...

Your base problem is that the camera does see what is actually out there - it is your brain that makes up it's own colour palette. Shooting concerts indoors is no different to any other mixed ...

Attempting to light Olivia with Rembrandt style lighting using only one light.

Beamish is an open air "living museum" of life in the North of England. This is the colliery area in very heavy rain.

Two images from Hadrian's Wall today. Sycamore Gap, made famous in the film "Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves". Housesteads Fort, a Roman barracks on the fortified wall. The coloured structure is an ...

I think it depends what you want. I enjoy the whole process of making a photographic image: finding a subject and location, planning how I want the result to look, selecting a lens, a viewpoint, ...

A couple of things that would improve any revamped lenses. These are things that have changed on the HD Pentax-DA* 16-50mm F2.8 ED PLM AW for the worse that nobody mentions: 1. Bring back the red ...

I can't see anything that looks like typical rolling shutter. It does look a lot like atmospheric distortion, however.

One from Thursday evening, playing around with silhouettes, though this shot isn't a proper silhouette. Lighting was two strip softboxes either side of model, pointing back towards the white ...

Two shots of Matera in Puglia, Italy. This was the location for the opening sequence of the latest James Bond Film "No Time To Die".

Then again, I've had mine well over ten years and SDM has always - and still does - work perfectly. I'm aware that some people have had the SDM motor fail, but they are the only ones you ever hear ...