What program allows ISO changes during RAW conversion? Exposure yes, ISO no.
-Adam
Dario Bonazza wrote:
ISO setting during PC conversion is common stuff.
ISO seting during in-camera conversion is what they claim.
Dario
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No you didn't, I had nothing better to do, I looked at everything.
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But what this sound like to me (who doesn't speak much French, either),
is merely that details on the ISO setting that already was applied, will
be stored in the tags of the file. (And maybe ISO adjustment will be a
somewhat more complex operation in this camera?)
- Toralf
Sez you.
Cotty wrote:
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If you've never used it, how would you know...
Because I'm smart and not an arse.
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Hold on a second. Now Pentax has to make money, not to burn it. Body
with this kind of features would be a certain loss. Do you think D2Xs
and similar bodies are profitable products? Think again...
BR, Margus
Some of us think that the 645D is already fated for that. At least the
K1D as
Since a PC is not a camera, what would you adjust when you adjust exposure
during RAW conversion?
Sure you change neither aperture nor shutter speed! I've always thought you
change ISO sensitivity.
I can be wrong, but I bet that such a feature is what Pentax is claiming
here. If so, who cares
On Sep 13, 2006, at 15:17, Cotty wrote:
On 13/9/06, Charles Robinson, discombobulated, unleashed:
I seem to recall that the newest Digital Rebel has the option to
sense rotation but not rotate in the preview. Actually, I recall a
lot of options with regard to that sensor (which I'd really
On 9/13/06, Thibouille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And you can shake the sensor manually any time you want, that's cool.
I can do that with the *istD too, it just doesn't help very much...:-)
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It sounds like ISO adjustment in post is possible
with RAW files. That
would be an earth-shaking capability.
-Adam
Except that I can do that everyday with film;
push/pull processing. My earth ain't really shakin
over here yet.
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Hold on a second. Now Pentax has to make money, not to burn it. Body
with this kind of features would be a certain loss. Do you think D2Xs
and similar bodies are profitable products? Think again...
BR, Margus
Some of us think that the 645D is already fated for that.
ISO setting during PC conversion is common stuff.
ISO seting during in-camera conversion is what they claim.
That's what I thought. Except I posted something here before thinking...
I do know some French. Not much. A little less than that actually...
Like I said earlier, in other cameras,
On 9/13/06, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No you didn't, I had nothing better to do, I looked at everything.
Good answer.
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Boiled water doesn't count, Boris. :-)
Nice pic, though.
Jostein
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Hello.
This was the very first time in my life I drank water not from modern
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It's a nice shot. Well timed, good focus and an interesting setting.
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Wednesday, September 13, 2006, 10:50:54 AM, you wrote:
JvW With almost two hours to go for the real BIG news,
JvW I thought I might as well through in another shot:
JvW
No, you're changing the conversion curve and levels. ISO is normally set
at the ADC stage.
-Adam
Dario Bonazza wrote:
Since a PC is not a camera, what would you adjust when you adjust exposure
during RAW conversion?
Sure you change neither aperture nor shutter speed! I've always thought
On 9/12/06, J and K Messervy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Spring has finally sprung here in the Southern Hemisphere, so I'd thought
I'd try my first PESO post. This was shot with my Sigma 50mm manual focus
macro on the *istDL.
http://tinyurl.com/pbb7h
Wow indeed!
Stunning. Great shot!
I am disappointed that the power source has to be a rechargeable lithium
battery and not AA's like the other models. Am disappointed, too, that CF
cards can't be used along side SD cards like one Canon DSLR model. I'll
have to decide whether I want to move up or just use my *ist D until it
goes
Jim A wrote:
I am disappointed that the power source has to be a rechargeable lithium
battery and not AA's like the other models.
That's quite a surprise. I still have to decide whether it is a good or bad
one. If it can improve AF performance, it's a good move.
Am disappointed, too, that CF
Adam Maas wrote:
No, you're changing the conversion curve and levels. ISO is normally set
at the ADC stage.
You emulate a different ISO value by modifying the signal/pixel level in
both cases, it's no more (or less) an ISO setting just because you do it
in the analogue domain.
- Toralf
I keep thinking in photographic terms. In my understanding, exposure depends
on:
1 - Subject's brightness
2 - Lens aperture
3 - Shutter speed
4 - Film/Sensor sensitivity
Sure you cannot change 1/2/3 during processing, but you can change 4
(sensitivity). OK, Rawshooter calls it Exposure
But you don't have to use SDHC cards. I think the current batch of SD
cards are fast enough. And by the time the price of 4G or 8G SDHC cards
comes down, there should be plenty of SDHC card readers to choose from.
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, Thibouille wrote:
Yeah, I'm asking myself the same
I feel for you and I too am bothered by the idea of a
dedicated rechargable battery. The only upside is that
the bats are supposed to be long lasting (500 shots
w/50% flash use) and, if they are priced well, you can
always have more on-hand for backup. For an old
film/video guy like me though,
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, P. J. Alling wrote:
Like all Pentax normal lenses they're a bit soft wide open, (still
Not true for the 1.7.
Kostas
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Not to mention using proven, off the shelf parts, unlike much of the
645D (including the sensor).
REPLY:
The 645D chassis, mirror box, finder system, shutter assembly are right off
the shelf. The camera electronics is almost
Dario Bonazza wrote:
I keep thinking in photographic terms. In my understanding, exposure depends
on:
1 - Subject's brightness
2 - Lens aperture
3 - Shutter speed
4 - Film/Sensor sensitivity
Sure you cannot change 1/2/3 during processing, but you can change 4
(sensitivity). OK,
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, P. J. Alling wrote:
Bob W wrote:
I won't use anything wider than 85mm (135 equiv) on 4/3. If I stick
with it I will buy the appropriate lenses.
Actually with the 4/3 crop factor that's more like an ~170mm on 35mm.
I drafted the same answer then realised he meant that
John Francis wrote:
On Wed, Sep 13, 2006 at 12:46:59PM -0400, Adam Maas wrote:
My wishlist for the K1D.
[ . . . . ]
Price? $4000USD.
In other words a D2Xs in K mount with additional battery compatibility
and a removable grip, Hyper-Program and and some improvement. For a
similar
The press release and some images are now up on dpreview.com.
On Sep 13, 2006, at 5:41 PM, Pål Jensen wrote:
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Not to mention using proven, off the shelf parts, unlike much of the
645D (including the sensor).
REPLY:
The
The Hands-on preview is up:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0609/06091305pentaxk10dpreviewed.asp
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Nice scene. Seems that there is a little too much foreground. I'd be
tempted to crop the bottom up to the start of the trees..
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BL Hello.
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http://www.dpreview.com/articles/pentaxk10d/
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On 13/9/06, Charles Robinson, discombobulated, unleashed:
I speak of the 400D or the Rebel xti. You've got that one?
1DmII
From the DPReview preview of that camera:
Play rotate options
The EOS 400D now gets the same three-position automatic rotate option
that we first saw on the EOS
Quoting Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 13/9/06, Charles Robinson, discombobulated, unleashed:
I speak of the 400D or the Rebel xti. You've got that one?
1DmII
From the DPReview preview of that camera:
Play rotate options
The EOS 400D now gets the same three-position automatic rotate
Phil Askey actually got to play with one of the pre-production
prototypes! Much information that we haven't seen before:
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/pentaxk10d/
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No i didn't
Dave
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As well as back on Steve's site
Henk
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http://www.dpreview.com/articles/pentaxk10d/
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Just looking at the first page, the Raw+Jpeg feature (which 2 of my
Nikons have)and the digital preview/WB do it for me.
Dave
Quoting Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Phil Askey actually got to play with one of the pre-production
prototypes! Much information that we haven't seen before:
And BH lists it for sale (although it says it's out of stock). I
know they still list the Mamiya ZD, which may never appear, but you'd
think they got this info from an actual sales or inventory database.
So maybe this will be here in time for Christmas?
On Sep 13, 2006, at 6:06 PM, Pål
What does Slashdotted mean?
Shel
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We've Pentax Canada. Server is very much overloaded.
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On Sep 13, 2006, at 2:55 PM, Toralf Lund wrote:
I think push processing is a very good analogy. You can't strictly
speaking change the ISO on a digital camera - the sensor has a fixed
sensitivity. ...
... at a specified voltage input/output level. If you change the
voltage levels, you are
I couldn't get this to load yesterday. I have to second frank.
frank theriault wrote:
On 9/12/06, J and K Messervy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Spring has finally sprung here in the Southern Hemisphere, so I'd thought
I'd try my first PESO post. This was shot with my Sigma 50mm manual focus
Even the 1.7 is a bit soft wide open compared to some of the competition
, but ultimate sharpness isn't everything after all.
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, P. J. Alling wrote:
Like all Pentax normal lenses they're a bit soft wide open, (still
Not true for the 1.7.
On 9/13/06 6:09 PM, Lawrence Kwan, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Hands-on preview is up:
Also see some of the interesting jpg's here (such as the body with water
drip etc). Heavy traffic though.
http://www.pentaxtech.com/Press/pressfiles.html
Ken
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I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
if i'm wrong.
Just curious. Are there many of us Pentax user that would tend to use
On 9/13/06, Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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On 13/9/06, David J Brooks, discombobulated, unleashed:
I 'll also bring the D2H incase we need a hammer.:-)
I'll bring tent pegs.
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Mark Roberts wrote:
Phil Askey actually got to play with one of the pre-production
prototypes! Much information that we haven't seen before:
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/pentaxk10d/
Ok the auto ISO, TAv and Sv modes seems pretty cool and useful.
Still hate the multi-direction button.
The shutter sounds nice too.
G
On Sep 13, 2006, at 3:16 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
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http://www.dpreview.com/articles/pentaxk10d/
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On 13/9/06, cbwaters, discombobulated, unleashed:
Will it know if you're shooting vertical and write the image so it's
right way round when you download?
Vertical orientation sensor.
Sure it's a plus, but to be honest I wish I could switch it off on the
1D. There are times when I would like
Hi David,
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 18:34:11 -0400, David J Brooks wrote:
Just curious. Are there many of us Pentax user that would tend to use
this mode. I know it eats up memory faster.
I certainly plan on using it, either on an incidental basis
like you do, or when my SD cards are large enough,
At one time I thought it would be nice to have such an option, but it seems
that the only time I use JPEG these days is for QD work, like putting pics
up on eBay or grabbing a few snaps of the cats around the house. For that
I generally use the little Sony, so use of the combined RAW-JPEG may be
David J Brooks wrote:
I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
if i'm wrong.
Just curious. Are there many of us Pentax
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Find the owner of the closed shop. Business ownership records in NYC
should have that info. Take it from there
Shel
Shel,
There are two more locations of BISOU BISOU that I have yet
to go to...
including a booth, so to speak, in Bloomingdales...
I'm planning
I use RAWJPEG very infrequently with the KM A2. Can't avoid it with
the Sony R1, but I set the JPEGs to minimum size. It's of marginal
value to me most of the time, but there are times when having the
JPEGs available immediately out of the camera are all I need for a
quick turnaround, and
And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/PentaxK10D/Images/Captures/TV2006090616253900-01.jpg
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
Most of the time, I prefer to generate the JPEGs from the RAW files,
but this is
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, David J Brooks wrote:
Vertical orientation sensor.
Sure it's a plus, but to be honest I wish I could switch it off on the
1D. There are times when I would like to see the pic on the LCD on the
back in 'full frame' view, instead of rotated to the height of the
shortest
I'd use it for precisely the purpose I suspect it was designed for.
I want to share pictures quickly with friends/family, but still want to
reserve the option of being able to post-process the RAW image to my heart's
content.
Tom C.
From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To:
The first thing that struck me was how similar to the DS the K10 is ... I
don't see any trouble making the transition from *istDS to the K10D. I
like the close family resemblance.
It's kind of a bummer about the bats I'm used to 1400 or so shots from
the AA Lith-Ion disposables I use now.
On 14/09/06, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that's where Samsung comes in.
Cross fingers, or not.
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Note that the DC in is 8.3V instead of 6V (or 6.5?).
Using AA bateries (at least using 4 of'em) would be 'no way'...
4*1.2=4.8V instead of 8.3? hehe ...
2006/9/14, Lawrence Kwan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
Wow ;-)
Most of what's presented here is known, but it sure is nice to see it. Based
on the specs this camera will give significant improvements in about 20-30%
of my photographing. I'm talking speed, AF speed, shake reduction, and 30%
more room for cropping. If the improvements they claim in IQ
Well spotted. That'll save me a lot of effort.
John
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 23:37:18 +0100, Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3rd from the bottom:
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/pentaxk10d/page9.asp
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The first thing that struck me was how similar to the DS the K10 is ... I
don't see any trouble making the transition from *istDS to the K10D. I
like the close family resemblance.
The thing that is different is the 2 control wheels. This is something
the original D had
On 14/09/06, Lawrence Kwan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But you don't have to use SDHC cards. I think the current batch of SD
cards are fast enough. And by the time the price of 4G or 8G SDHC cards
comes down, there should be plenty of SDHC card readers to choose from.
You are probably correct,
Lawrence Kwan wrote:
And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/PentaxK10D/Images/Captures/TV2006090616253900-01.jpg
Ok, show of hands: who will actually use this in the real world?
Not something I'd ever use.
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As mentioned in the preview, the continuous shutter speed rate
certainly does sound slower than the alleged 3 fps. Hope the fact that
it's a pre-production example is the explanation.
Noted a preview shutter speed typo.(?) 1/8000.
Anxious to see custom function listing.
Not sure I'll be able to
Nothing new just a rehash of the press release but I liked the headline:
Pentax Takes Quantum Leap with New K10D
Pentax hits one out of the park with its newest DSLR.
http://www.popphoto.com/cameras/2991/pentax-takes-quantum-leap-with-new-k10d.html
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On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, Jack Davis wrote:
Anxious to see custom function listing.
It's there:
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/pentaxk10d/page9.asp
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Maybe... if I was shooting only in RAW and decided I wanted some quick JPGs.
Tom C.
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Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 19:26:10 -0400
Lawrence Kwan
Now, if they can just avoid downgrading it more than twice and concentrate
on being forward looking...
Tom C.
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Subject: popphoto.com k10D
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 19:07:12
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
What does Slashdotted mean?
Beaten into submission by enormous traffic.
Originated with the computer geek news web site http://slashdot.org
... when a site gets posted in an article on Slashdot, only the beefiest
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The configurable dial setups for Program, Sv, Tv, and Av modes include
options to have one dial set exposure compensation (A la the Canon rear
dial) and offers either HyperProgram or Program Shift + EV Comp in
Program mode. The latter is a dream of mine for a non-Canon camera to
have
Now this is interesting...
Look at this official pentax page, http://www.pentaxslr.com/bodies/k10
and you'll find these words: Power zoom function not available
Now scroll down to the bottom of the same page and download the
official PDF promotional document
Hell yes!
The *ist D is officially for sale...
CW
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3rd from the bottom:
On 14/09/06, Tom C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, if they can just avoid downgrading it more than twice and concentrate
on being forward looking...
Let's see if they can manage the supply chain first ;-)
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Digital Image Studio wrote:
On 14/09/06, Lawrence Kwan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But you don't have to use SDHC cards. I think the current batch of SD
cards are fast enough. And by the time the price of 4G or 8G SDHC cards
comes down, there should be plenty of SDHC card readers to choose from.
Compared to what? Every fast 50 I've ever used is soft wide open. The
examples of the 1.7 I've seen is among the sharpest 50's, even wide
open. Maybe a Summicron is sharper wide open, but precious little else is.
-Adam
P. J. Alling wrote:
Even the 1.7 is a bit soft wide open compared to some
I don't know if I'll use it on regular base, depends on where the jpg's a
stored. If in a separate folder (easy deleting) I will probably have it
enabled in most situations.
It sure sounds handy in some situations.
Tim
Mostly harmless (just plain Norwegian)
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From:
David J Brooks wrote:
I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
if i'm wrong.
Just curious. Are there many of us Pentax user
Push/pull processing is extremely limited. With most film, it's
relatively ineffective and quickly causes degradation.
Paul
On Sep 13, 2006, at 5:00 PM, Brendan MacRae wrote:
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It sounds like ISO adjustment in post is possible
with RAW files. That
On 14/09/06, Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You mean the vast majority of Pentax users who have SD based cameras? D
owners are a distinct minority of Pentax owners. Everything else takes
SD. Switchers from (most) other DSLR systems will need to buy new
storage, as will D owners. But those
Mark Roberts wrote:
Now this is interesting...
Look at this official pentax page, http://www.pentaxslr.com/bodies/k10
and you'll find these words: Power zoom function not available
Now scroll down to the bottom of the same page and download the
official PDF promotional document
At what?
Dave
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Made yer look.
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David Savage wrote:
On 9/14/06, Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Made yer look.
At what?
Hope it doesn't involve that mysterious RAW button on the K10D!
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David J Brooks wrote:
Just looking at the first page, the Raw+Jpeg feature (which 2 of my
Nikons have)and the digital preview/WB do it for me.
Dave
Yeah, the WB adjustment looks to be killer. The ability to take a
preview shot and see live WB adjustments? Brilliant!
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I've never seen the need for that with any of the photography I do. Under
what circumstances would it be good to have a preview of the WB adjustment?
When shooting JPEG?
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Adam Maas
Yeah, the WB adjustment looks to be killer. The ability to take a
preview
David J Brooks wrote:
I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
if i'm wrong.
Just curious. Are there many of us Pentax
Christian wrote:
Lawrence Kwan wrote:
And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/PentaxK10D/Images/Captures/TV2006090616253900-01.jpg
Ok, show of hands: who will actually use this in the real world?
Not something I'd ever
Christian wrote:
David J Brooks wrote:
I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
if i'm wrong.
Just curious. Are there
I agree. Very well executed.
paul
On Sep 13, 2006, at 5:12 PM, Bruce Dayton wrote:
It's a nice shot. Well timed, good focus and an interesting setting.
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Best regards,
Bruce
Wednesday, September 13, 2006, 10:50:54 AM, you wrote:
JvW With almost two hours to go for the real BIG news,
Digital Image Studio wrote:
On 14/09/06, Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You mean the vast majority of Pentax users who have SD based cameras? D
owners are a distinct minority of Pentax owners. Everything else takes
SD. Switchers from (most) other DSLR systems will need to buy new
storage,
Thanks I'm way outta the loop on this sort of stuff
Shel
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From: Doug Franklin
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
What does Slashdotted mean?
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On Sep 13, 2006, at 4:15 PM, Tim Øsleby wrote:
There's one surprise here I like. Nothing really important, but I like
positive surprises. It has histograms for separate for separate colour
channels. I can see that coming handy when shooting in stage light.
I've had that on the Sony R1 and am
Quoting Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Christian wrote:
Lawrence Kwan wrote:
And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/PentaxK10D/Images/Captures/TV2006090616253900-01.jpg
Ok, show of hands: who will actually use this in the
Measured on their prototype at 2.4 fps vs the 3 fps claimed ... well,
for me that's just not an issue at all. It's fast enough. I rarely
shoot more than one frame at a time.
I'll order a body as soon as is convenient and sensible. I have
travel coming up, then I'm back for a month, then I'm
If your shooting using the RAW+jpeg option I imagine you'd want to get it
as right as possible in camera otherwise your jpeg's will look like crap.
Dave
At 08:38 AM 14/09/2006, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I've never seen the need for that with any of the photography I do. Under
what circumstances
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