sadatoni

Looks like the remnant of a solar prominence.

It should be perfectly fine on the KS-2. While the newer Pentax DSLR's will work with the newer K-mount lenses, they work with all of them, even the old manual focus ones*. My macro lens is one of ...

I would suggest going to the library and finding the book "Understanding Exposure".

I now have it on my old computer and my new computer.  I'll probably just use it only on my new once since it is so much faster. Thanks for that information.

Just finished installing LR6 on the new machine.  Took some doing since the serial number I have for it was an upgrade # from LR5 and it took a while to find the serial number to LR5 to use for ...

RAW, definitely.  Moving being free, is a good motivation.  Photoshop itself is a motivation for the subsciption (I'm using Elements currently). I had read somewhere that LR CC has some ...

Picked up a new computer last week.  Now I'm contemplating moving my Lightroom processing from the old machine to the new machine.    The question is, do I want to move LR from the old machine, or ...

Ah, the good ol' days of pushing Tri-X.

I use Lightroom (non-subscription) and Photoshop Elements for those images that I want to do more with than Lightroom can do.

I would suggest reading the book "Understanding Exposure".  It takes a reasonable understanding of exposure in selecting f-stop, shutter speed and iso. Auto, as others suggest, will do it for you, ...

Might I also recommend a book to read: Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson.

If you're going to do 135, you'll want to get an enlarger and an easel to hold the print paper.

The only shortcoming I've come across is... After taking a picture, and now powering off, and having it slung around my neck where it sits against my chest, sometimes one of the buttons on the back ...

Flickr has gone downhill from what it once was.

I think it comes down to this question:  Do you want an optical viewfinder of an electronic one?

The focal length is the key.  The first one, at 55 should have approximately the same view as the second one at 55.   The first, wide to small telephoto.  The second, small to moderate telephoto. T ...