You're welcome, Ted.
I don't think that K-7 is really /suitable/ for low light photography as
it is. It /can be used/, but with caution and with understanding that in
many situations the camera won't be able to cope with the task given to it.
On the positive side, I used FA 31 on my most recent shots and it seems
to AF reasonably well in the low light, though it would regularly light
the green assistance light, which in case of more than 10 meters distant
would simply dissipate and be almost useless...
K10D cannot be used in conditions such as these simply because it maxes
out at ISO 1600, whereas ISO 1250 is probably the highest relatively
usable one. I've no experience with K20D, but I am surely looking
forward to buying K-5 one day.
Boris
On 11/30/2010 7:13 PM, Theodore Beilby wrote:
Thanks Boris, I appreciate you taking the time to look and comment. I am really
enjoying the low light capabilities of the K 7 despite what others think of it.
Ted
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