Lens: Pentax Q 02 5-15/2.8-4.5 Standard Zoom at 5mm and f/2.8 (23mm equiv.)
The profiled lens correction is disabled in the raw converter.
Thanks to the larger sensor, the standard zoom lens on the Pentax Q7 has a shortest focal length equivalent to 23 mm. This is very good for an old compact camera. However, there is noticeable distortion.
In my opinion, the lens is too slow. I would like the lens to be 5-15/2-2.8, at least. The reason for that: the flange focal distance is too large for a mirrorless camera. It's 9.2mm with a 9.3mm sensor diagonal. This is similar to an SLR camera.
I extracted EXIF data from images taken with a Sony ZV-1A camera, and collected triples:
FocalLength (FocalLengthIn35mmFormat): MaxApertureValue - in terms of exiftool
9.4 mm (24 mm): f/1.8
9.5 mm (24 mm): f/2.0
9.6 mm (24 mm): f/2.0
9.7 mm (24 mm): f/2.0
9.8 mm (25 mm): f/2.0
10.0 mm (25 mm): f/2.0
10.1 mm (25 mm): f/2.2
10.2 mm (26 mm): f/2.2
10.4 mm (26 mm): f/2.2
10.4 mm (27 mm): f/2.2
10.5 mm (27 mm): f/2.2
10.6 mm (27 mm): f/2.2
11.0 mm (28 mm): f/2.5
11.1 mm (28 mm): f/2.5
11.2 mm (29 mm): f/2.5
11.3 mm (29 mm): f/2.5
11.4 mm (29 mm): f/2.5
11.5 mm (29 mm): f/2.5
11.8 mm (30 mm): f/2.5
12.4 mm (32 mm): f/2.8
12.5 mm (32 mm): f/2.8
13.2 mm (34 mm): f/2.8
13.6 mm (35 mm): f/2.8
13.8 mm (36 mm): f/2.8
14.1 mm (37 mm): f/2.8
14.9 mm (39 mm): f/2.8
15.5 mm (41 mm): f/2.8
15.7 mm (41 mm): f/2.8
17.2 mm (45 mm): f/2.8
17.4 mm (46 mm): f/2.8
17.8 mm (47 mm): f/2.8
19.2 mm (51 mm): f/2.8
20.5 mm (55 mm): f/2.8
20.9 mm (56 mm): f/2.8
23.8 mm (64 mm): f/2.8
24.4 mm (66 mm): f/2.8
25.7 mm (70 mm): f/2.8
This shows the dependency of the wide open aperture on the real focal length (and the equivalent focal length). For example, the f/1.8 aperture is available at the shortest focal length only. It suddenly becomes f/2.0 at a slightly longer focal length.
One year ago, I mounted a GPS bike computer. It is a Cycplus G1.
My main purposes are GPS speedometer, GPS odometer, and GPS clock. It's OK. However, I would like the clock to be permanently visible on the status bar.
For the year, I rode about 4200 km on two bikes: first the Cannondale Cujo 1 (~1250km, September-December), and then on the Flyxii FR-701 (~2950km, January-August).
Here's yet another (see also 1, 2) example of a De Dion rear suspension on a modern electric vehicle (Daihatsu e-Hijet, also known as Toyota Pixis Van BEV, also known as Suzuki e Every).
This time, the suspension has coil springs and a Panhard rod.
Large lettering is visible on a building. The poor image quality makes it impossible to read. I don't remember exactly what it said, but I think it was something like "Путешествуйте по озеру Байкал" (Travel on Lake Baikal).
Some time ago, I got a puncture in the front tubeless bike tire (Maxxis Rekon Race 29x2.4[WT]). Unfortunately, the sealant didn't help because it had dried out (after several months). So, out in the field, I used a cheap tubeless tire repair kit: