On Apr 4, 2007, at 9:14, Paul Stenquist wrote:
> The advantages of SR are considerable. And K10D banding is only a
> problem when a shot is grossly underexposed. I own both the D and the
> K10D. The K10D is a better low-light camera.
>
Nice to know, as it is my plan to upgrade this fall.
FWIW, t
I agree about the benefits of SR, but I took some shots last night
with the *istD, and some this evening with the K10D, both using ISO
1600.
The shots were all correctly exposed at around 1/6 second. I was
comparing them just now and those from the D are unsurprisingly
somewhat cleaner noise wise.
The advantages of SR are considerable. And K10D banding is only a
problem when a shot is grossly underexposed. I own both the D and the
K10D. The K10D is a better low-light camera.
Paul
On Apr 4, 2007, at 9:49 AM, Charles Robinson wrote:
> On Apr 4, 2007, at 8:28, David J Brooks wrote:
>
>> I
On Apr 4, 2007, at 8:28, David J Brooks wrote:
> I think they turned out fine. SA bit of motion blur helps add to the
> "being there" effect.
>
> I have a similar one in May. Now i have the K10D, i think i'll do some
> in available light and fast primes with SR.
>
I found myself wondering if the
I think they turned out fine. SA bit of motion blur helps add to the
"being there" effect.
I have a similar one in May. Now i have the K10D, i think i'll do some
in available light and fast primes with SR.
Dave
On 4/2/07, Charles Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did you ever bring a camera
On Apr 3, 2007, at 6:46, Boris Liberman wrote:
> Charles, you did excellent job, given the circumstances.
>
> Judging from the EXIF data (notably focal lengths) you used Tamron
> 28-75/2.8 lens. This is fine lens indeed. However you could have tried
> faster primes such as 50 mm lenses (either f1.
Charles, you did excellent job, given the circumstances.
Judging from the EXIF data (notably focal lengths) you used Tamron
28-75/2.8 lens. This is fine lens indeed. However you could have tried
faster primes such as 50 mm lenses (either f1.7 or f1.4 varieties) or
even limited lenses. This coul
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Emne: GESO: Photos taken in near total darkness...
Did you ever bring a camera with to a show only to find
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> Date: 2007/04/02 Mon PM 10:42:19 GMT
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> Subject: Re: GESO: Photos taken in near total darkness...
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> On Apr 2, 2007, at 2:37 PM, Charles Robinson wrote:
>
> > Did you eve
Charles Robinson wrote:
> Did you ever bring a camera with to a show only to find out that
> there wasn't ANY LIGHTING on the darned stage?
>
> I just saw a band last weekend where the fastest shutter speed I
> could use (with the DS) was 1/15 of a second, at ISO 1600, with an
> F2.8 lens cr
I can see why the bass player liked them - he was the most expressive
and the stage lighting on him
was better :)
Yes - i've done stuff like that -- it's a bitch - hot pots and a dark
stage otherwise...
you don't even want to know...
ann
Charles Robinson wrote:
>Did you ever bring a camera wi
Really good, I like them, good job
On 4/2/07, Charles Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did you ever bring a camera with to a show only to find out that
> there wasn't ANY LIGHTING on the darned stage?
>
> I just saw a band last weekend where the fastest shutter speed I
> could use (with the
Yes. It was a program in the living room of an old
Philadelphia mansion. I metered the light beforehand,
and found I could use 1/60th at f/1.7 with P3200 in my
PZ-1p. Then, the organizer decided to turn the lights
down for a better mood...
The next time, I brought along a subtle (but very
effec
On Apr 2, 2007, at 2:37 PM, Charles Robinson wrote:
> Did you ever bring a camera with to a show only to find out that
> there wasn't ANY LIGHTING on the darned stage?
>
> I just saw a band last weekend where the fastest shutter speed I
> could use (with the DS) was 1/15 of a second, at ISO 1600,
Did you ever bring a camera with to a show only to find out that
there wasn't ANY LIGHTING on the darned stage?
I just saw a band last weekend where the fastest shutter speed I
could use (with the DS) was 1/15 of a second, at ISO 1600, with an
F2.8 lens cranked wide open.
It was so dark tha
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