K20D and expanded dynamic range
Posted 08/10/2008 - 09:21
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I've just started to use the D-Range as in the recent review in Amateur Photographer on the K20 they suggested that those of us using JPEG shoooting at ISO 400 and below may benefit from it being left on, no mention of RAW at all.
So I use it based on the advice above and can't say that I notice any noticeable difference, not yet anyway. I tend to use lower shutter speeds for action shots to show movement.
If you're interested the review was in the 27th September issue if you can still get a back issue.
Hope this helps,
Rob
So I use it based on the advice above and can't say that I notice any noticeable difference, not yet anyway. I tend to use lower shutter speeds for action shots to show movement.
If you're interested the review was in the 27th September issue if you can still get a back issue.
Hope this helps,
Rob
Posted 09/10/2008 - 17:45
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In some other forums I read that Pentax has confirmed that it can bring out some noise in the shadows when used on the higher ISO values. No direct reference to a document/page on the Pentax webpages that I could find though.
I wish Pentax documented what the function actually does so we get a better understanding of it; the manual merely describes how to enable or disable it.
I wish Pentax documented what the function actually does so we get a better understanding of it; the manual merely describes how to enable or disable it.
Cameras: Pentax 67II / 645NII / K20D / MZ-S / MZ-3 / ME
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