On 1/14/2013 11:58 AM, Don Guthrie wrote:
Well Mark you bring your skills to the small Pentax and set a high
standard. I am perusing your web pages about the Q with great interest.
Thanks, Don. The Q is just a delight to use, IMO. I have always liked my
Pentax gear but the Q reminds me of my ME Super that was just a ton of
fun, even though it had limitations. But I like the Q better. The issues
with the small sensor are there, but they haven't been a major
limitation to me.
If we ever get some snow I hope to try out the Q for snow crystals. I
tweaked my extreme macro set up for the Q - except now it is not an
extreme macro setup, just a macro setup. I figure that the small sensor
means that I will be able to do larger snow crystals at 1:1
magnification and would rarely have to go much past 2:1. (Really big
crystals could even be less than 1:1.) That will greatly simply the
process since with an APS C camera the snow crystals require 4:1 to 10:1
in extreme cases. Using flash I can shoot at a low ISO and hopefully
minimize noise. Focus peaking looks like it will be a huge asset as
well. I'm a bit concerned about the "electronic shutter" but will see
how that plays out - I can always cut the ambient light and just use the
flash. So, if it ever snows I'll give it a try.
Mark
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From: Mark C<[email protected]>
Sent: January 13, 2013 1/13/13
To: "Pentax-Discuss Mail List"<[email protected]>
Subject: PESO - Hammer in the Sky
I ain't been around for a while, but just made a new photo from an
exposure taken in September and stuck it on my blog. You can see it here
- comments always appreciated:
http://www.markcassino.com/b2evolution/
Taken with a Pentax Q and 02 Normal Zoom
Below it is another shot that I processed earlier this month Lincoln's
Tomb in Springfield IL, IR converted K-10D and kit lens.
Later -
Mark
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