Paul Cruchten

Since owning the DFA 70-200 I have to force myself to use other lenses, it really is a marvellous lens

Happy Easter JAck, hope you don't get sick on this medium sized chocolate egg;)

or maybe there's some shadow in the noise;)

Hi Victor, what an impressive fellow you are

Yes, fabulous camera, I always preferred it to my K3. In the end I traded in the K3 for my K1 instead of the older K5 IIs. I use the K5 IIs as my backup camera and at work with the kids.

beuatiful series, makes one look closer at the details of this body...

Hi Jim, welcome to the K-1 club from me as well. I haven't regretted buying the K-1 at all. It's a sturdy little piece of work. Mine took a 3 foot drop yesterday, apart from a scratch there's ...

Hi Jack, no worries, as you can see I'm late as well in answering. Enjoy your end of the year and all the best for 2017 take care

Thank you, Jack Merry Christmas and a happy New Year for you as well.

:-) is that due to insufficient resolution of the camera or do I need new glasses? ;-)

the f18 has two tail fins, hasn't it?

my first dSLR was the ist*D, as far as I remember the first dSLR

a beauty in her own way;)

K1 D-FA 70-200 crop K1 D-FA 70-200, original. Didn't see the osprey coming 'til it bassed me and I just had time to shoot without checking correct exposure This one was actually an accident, ...

Yes, I know the symptom. Traded my K3 in for the K1 but kept the K5 IIs. Haven't used it much since then, though. While on vacation this summer, I found myself rediscovering some of my old glass, ...

Nice shots of three beauties, especially the Spitfire.

Oh my, and me who thought that this thread was just about pictures that weren't perfect in the aesthet's view but could be salvaged because the RAW files carry so much information... Well, we live ...

I can't say I'm a birding specialist, just trying my hand occasionnaly. But I find RAW the better choice for recovering image details. As the pics show, FF or a large enough sensor help as well. I ...

I know the Lake District, dark and moody belongs there;)

Excellent shot, you've got the atmosphere right for this place.