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    Old Apr 17, 2008, 4:58 PM   #1
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    Here are my first K10D photos!

    Informal portrait with FA50mm



    F100-300mm f4.5-5.6 at 300mm



    Sigma 24-135mm f2.8-4.5





    A special thanks for making this possible (you know who you are)

    I must say that there is a difference from the DL to the K10D, not the least of which is the weight, this camera with the Sigma attached is a beast.

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    Old Apr 17, 2008, 6:42 PM   #2
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    Good luck with your new K10D Ira, the image quality is amazing.

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    Old Apr 17, 2008, 6:51 PM   #3
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    Monza76 wrote:
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    I must say that there is a difference from the DL to the K10D, not the least of which is the weight, this camera with the Sigma attached is a beast.

    Ira
    Congratulations!!!

    I use my Sigma 70-300 APO DG most often on my K10D, and I know what you mean; takes the place of weight-lifting!
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    Old Apr 17, 2008, 7:00 PM   #4
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    I like the textures in that third one Ira...Congrats on the upgrade....Wanta beast? Try a fully zoomed Bigma on that one!! LOL



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    Old Apr 17, 2008, 8:53 PM   #5
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    I have the optional battery grip and with my Sigma 135-400 it is heavy. I use a monopod as much to help hold it as for any reduction in camera movement.

    It is nice to have more controls easily accessible with switches rather than chasing through menus.
    Enjoy

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    Old Apr 17, 2008, 9:44 PM   #6
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    Congratulations, Ira - you have arrived! I have both the camera sne the Sigma, so I know what you mean about weight (for those not familiar with the lens, it takes a 77mm filter - 'nuf said)!
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    Old Apr 17, 2008, 10:08 PM   #7
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    All I can say is that the pictures with the Sigma are wonderful, looks like that's going to be an outstanding combination for you. Looks like it focuses better withthat lensthan it did with the DA*50-135. And yes, the extra weight does take a bunch of getting used to. Have fun with the camera!
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    Old Apr 17, 2008, 11:19 PM   #8
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    Monza76 wrote:
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    A special thanks for making this possible (you know who you are)
    Do I guess right when I guess who she is?

    Best wishes, the cam has come to a good home.

    Kjell alias Sherlock H
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    Old Apr 18, 2008, 4:35 AM   #9
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    bilybianca wrote:
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    A special thanks for making this possible (you know who you are)
    Do I guess right when I guess who she is?

    Best wishes, the cam has come to a good home.

    Kjell alias Sherlock H
    "When you eliminate the impossible than the improbable, however unlikely, must be the truth." sorry if the quote isn't accurate.

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    Old Apr 18, 2008, 4:45 AM   #10
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    Good for you, Ira. Now get out there and take some pics!:-)
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