I have to agree with Paul on this one, Shel. Monochrome is a rendering process when the sensor is capable of color capture. It's only in the case where you have a limited sensor that only records intensity information based on a spectral sensitivity built into the sensor ... aka B&W film ... that it is anything else.
Instead of dumb features like Face Recognition and nonsensical things like "slimming filters", I'd like to more and better focusing screen options, multipoint manual metering ala the Olympus OM-4, an expansion of the highlight saturation blinkies to indicate over and underexposure areas spatially rather than in a histogram display, a camera with an interchangeable head for waist level and high magnification finder options, and a compact, fast 28mm lens ... ;-) A set of extension tubes that supported the KA mount's electronic contacts would also be good. Godfrey Paul said: >> ... I certainly wouldn't want anything that introduced grain. In >> terms of >> gray scale values and response, I'm not interested in duplicating >> what film could or could not do. I would rather just experiment with >> the full potential of the RAW information. ... -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
