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simonkit
Posted 23/08/2011 - 16:05 Link
A few shots from my recent holiday, taken with the K5 and most of the interior shots @ ISO 3200 - 6400

Warnemunde
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St Petersburg
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St Petersburg
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St Petersburg
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St Petersburg
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St Petersburg
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Helsinki
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Stockholm
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davidtrout
Posted 23/08/2011 - 16:13 Link
That's a very attractive set Simon. I particularly enjoyed the shots inside the cathedral dome in St Peteresburg. The picture of the ship in the harbour at Helsinki rwminds me that when I was there in mid winter a few years ago that harbour was completely frozen over.
When you were in Warnemunde did you bump into Prieni?
David
paulgee20
Posted 23/08/2011 - 16:52 Link
Hi Simon

No 6 is a magic shot

Paul
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Frogfish
Posted 23/08/2011 - 17:08 Link
Very very nice set Simon. Really like quite a few if these (though a couple look a touch over-exposed to me but that may be a personal thing. Loved the church interiors and the very last shot.
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simonkit
Posted 23/08/2011 - 17:26 Link
David - there on Sunday 6th August, we visited Rostock too so may well have passed Prieni without knowing it I mainly used Live View and auto iso (max 6400) for interior shot and it worked extremely well, infact I've realised just how useful Live View can be as many shots were taken holding the camera over crowds of people as some of the cathedrals were quite busy. Contrast AF was very effective too, hardly missed a focus.

Paul - yes, I really like this one too but it really doesn't do the place justice - I wouldn't say I'm normally a mad architecture buff but I've never been anywhere and taken so many interior shots - the K5 is responsible for that too though, my previous K20D just wouldn't have coped with some of the lighting I had to deal with.

Frogfish - Last shot is taken with the DA 55-300 @ 300mm, I see what you mean about a couple looking overexposed (1 & 3 mainly to me) - both are ok in the RAW/Tiff so not sure why they look a tad brighter here:

Thanks

Simon

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