Just bought a K20D
Posted 07/02/2009 - 22:49
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Dynamic Range Expansion (Fn - ISO - Fn): It's an option to expand the dynamic range so that highlights are less easily blown. It works!, though ISO 200 becomes the minimum sensitivity, and noise in dark areas is increased.
Something I would like to know: How do you use a motordrive on a digital camera?
Something I would like to know: How do you use a motordrive on a digital camera?
~Pete
Posted 07/02/2009 - 23:02
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I've got a Program A motor drive with camera for sale.
Posted 08/02/2009 - 09:52
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iceblinker wrote:
Dynamic Range Expansion (Fn - ISO - Fn): It's an option to expand the dynamic range so that highlights are less easily blown. It works!, though ISO 200 becomes the minimum sensitivity, and noise in dark areas is increased.
Something I would like to know: How do you use a motordrive on a digital camera?
OK Ok........Dynamic Range Expansion (Fn - ISO - Fn): It's an option to expand the dynamic range so that highlights are less easily blown. It works!, though ISO 200 becomes the minimum sensitivity, and noise in dark areas is increased.
Something I would like to know: How do you use a motordrive on a digital camera?
My mistake.....the Battery Grip fits great..
I'll re-read theinstructions about the Dynamic Range Expansion,....couldn't find it last ime I looked...ta ta
K20D. fab camera
K10 (brilliant Digital)
MZ-S (brilliant film camera, still use it for B&W)
K10 (brilliant Digital)
MZ-S (brilliant film camera, still use it for B&W)
Posted 08/02/2009 - 11:54
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Pentax calls it "Expand the dynamic range" in the manual. This is in the index.
~Pete
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19 years
Carisbrooke
2nd hand, but totally mint condition..hardly used.
Put the Motordrive from the K10d on it....plus my DA* 16-50mm lens......excellent....so happy with it.
Something I would like to know though
What is DRE.
Is it something I've got to turn on....or is it just a fancy way of saying they've updated the exposure control with-in the camera....
K10 (brilliant Digital)
MZ-S (brilliant film camera, still use it for B&W)