Thanks for your reply Martin! It's very good to get such a detailed answer
from an official source. Thumbs up for Kodak on that issue at least.

Since my last mail I have shot hundreds of images with the camera. Used it
yesterday at my daughters birthday, lots of kids running around and I was
impressed on how fast I was able to work with it, write time is good with a
fast CF card and that 512MB buffer is great. Flash exposure is very good! I
have used flash manually 90% of the time with my D1x because it's so
inconsistent.

On the whole I aim for exposure that extends into the ERI range and the
files are good. It takes a bit of time getting used to this workflow,
overexpose on the D1x and you are screwed. This reminds me of the way I used
to work with Neg shooting, esp. to get sharper and snappier image.
 
I have been using Photoshop CS Camera RAW to develop the images, since it's
considerably faster than PhotoDesk. I have yet to test the RAW conversion
side by side, esp. on high ISO noise removal, I suspect PhotoDesk should do
better on that. Will there be any "batch" capabilities in the future in
PhotoDesk, mabey similar to CaptureOne? The CaptureOne workflow is so fast,
when I got it for my D1x it really changed a lot for me.

Fix that magenta hue shift and I am probably ordering one.

Best
Chris


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