Thanks everyone, frank: the birds were chained to a sitting pole. I
only had to sit on the ground, wait and shoot.
The 55-300 isn,t perfect the corners are not the best at any aperture
and you really need to set the camera to MTF program line. Wide open
the 55-300 is nothing special at the mtf apertures it's amazingly
good. Combined with high iso and good SR it's a steal for the money.

About hot pixels. Yes lightroom removes them but not all from long
exposures. I disabled long exposure noise reduction which results in a
second exposure with the shutter closed.

Toine

On Monday, 11 July 2011, Charles Robinson <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Jul 10, 2011, at 14:54, Toine wrote:
>
>> I finally got myself a K5. The first one had some serious dust inside
>> the sensor (one black spot, different from the dust chain seen in
>> first batches). My local pusher promply swapped the cam and made me
>> happy. What a beast the K5. A few captures from last week:
>>
>> Stars:
>> http://www.repiuk.nl/index.php/#id=album-126&num=content-4602
>>
>> Moonlight
>> http://www.repiuk.nl/index.php/#id=album-126&num=content-4605
>>
>> DA12 24 30s without in camera noise reduction. The second has some hot
>> pixels. I need to figure out how to substract a dark frame manually
>>
>
> If you process RAW files with Adobe Lightroom or their ACR software (like, if 
> you use Photoshop) those hot pixels get removed automatically.  How's that 
> for incentive?
>
> Beautiful shots.  I like the first one the best.
>
>  -Charles
>
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