Well, there you go screwing up my beautiful theory, with pesky facts.
On 10/23/2016 10:18 AM, Alex Sarbu wrote:
I've done some pseudo-investigation (actually, just opened a 1:1 RAW
in Silkypix and Pentax DCU).
They're saving the entire 3:2 frame, but with a tag for 1:1 cropping;
so you can
Probably has more value for those shooting jpegs and not wanting to do any
perfecting after capture.
-Original Message-
>From: Larry Colen <l...@red4est.com>
>Subject: k-1 square crop test
>
>When I was photographing a seminar at the dojo today, I tried
>photogr
I came to following observations:
1. With FF lens and K1 in 1:1 cropmode makes little sense as indicated
by others.
2. With APS-C lens and K1 in 1:1 cropmode, there can be the advantage
of using the whole image circle.
3. However, many lenses do not offer the whole image circle to the
I've done some pseudo-investigation (actually, just opened a 1:1 RAW
in Silkypix and Pentax DCU).
They're saving the entire 3:2 frame, but with a tag for 1:1 cropping;
so you can recover the "extra" data - assuming your preferred image
processing software's crop tool supports this operation.
I'm sorry, I may have slandered the wrong group of idiots, the thread
that gave me a headache was on dpReview, the Pentax Fora thread was
slightly less, err, horrible...
On 10/23/2016 8:06 AM, P.J. Alling wrote:
I know nothing about the 1:1 crop mode, so I decided to do a little
research...
I know nothing about the 1:1 crop mode, so I decided to do a little
research...
After reading the first few posts on a Pentax Fora thread, I wanted to
yell at my computer screen: "IT'S CALLED AN IMAGE CIRCLE!"; idiots.
Like reading arguments by theologians about how many angels can dance on
When I was photographing a seminar at the dojo today, I tried
photographing in square crop mode.
On the bright side, it worked great for the photos that I was taking.
two people practicing Aikido can nearly fill a square composition, where
they leave a lot of the 3:2 frame empty.
On the down
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