K5 @ ISO 12800
Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:11
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Another great set Peter, hard to believe the ISO again!
I really love the last one - it is so full of movement and expression.
You are doing a good job of promoting summer in Murcia .
I really love the last one - it is so full of movement and expression.
You are doing a good job of promoting summer in Murcia .
Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:19
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I bet your glad you bought the K-5...... try doing that with a K20D
Unbelievable quality for such a high ISO
Unbelievable quality for such a high ISO
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Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:24
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Gwyn wrote:
Another great set Peter, hard to believe the ISO again!
I really love the last one - it is so full of movement and expression.
You are doing a good job of promoting summer in Murcia .
Thanks Gwyn. Did I forget to mention, it was 27 degrees Celsius . . . at midnight
Another great set Peter, hard to believe the ISO again!
I really love the last one - it is so full of movement and expression.
You are doing a good job of promoting summer in Murcia .
Peter E Smith - flickr Photostream
Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:27
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Algernon wrote:
I bet your glad you bought the K-5...... try doing that with a K20D
Unbelievable quality for such a high ISO
I am glad, what I find most surprising, and not a little disturbing, is that some of these images looked rubbish on the rear screen of the camera, to the extent that I almost binned them.I bet your glad you bought the K-5...... try doing that with a K20D
Unbelievable quality for such a high ISO
So, my tip of the week:- Never trust the rear screen. Never delete images until you see it on a decent monitor (unless they are really rubbish for some other reason).
Peter E Smith - flickr Photostream
Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:30
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Now you are just being cruel Peter.
It was 14C here - at midday yesterday. We have our own little depression over the Netherlands with the cloud and rain circling over us like water down a plughole - resulting in weather more suitable for October than July.
It was 14C here - at midday yesterday. We have our own little depression over the Netherlands with the cloud and rain circling over us like water down a plughole - resulting in weather more suitable for October than July.
Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:31
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What shutter speeds and apertures were employed?
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:46
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Mannesty wrote:
So, my tip of the week:- Never trust the rear screen. Never delete images until you see it on a decent monitor (unless they are really rubbish for some other reason).
Don't forget that underexposed and overexposed shots can usually be pulled back. So don't bin anything
Algernon wrote:
I bet your glad you bought the K-5...... try doing that with a K20D
Unbelievable quality for such a high ISO
I am glad, what I find most surprising, and not a little disturbing, is that some of these images looked rubbish on the rear screen of the camera, to the extent that I almost binned them.I bet your glad you bought the K-5...... try doing that with a K20D
Unbelievable quality for such a high ISO
So, my tip of the week:- Never trust the rear screen. Never delete images until you see it on a decent monitor (unless they are really rubbish for some other reason).
Half Man... Half Pentax ... Half Cucumber
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Posted 14/07/2011 - 15:34
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Mannesty wrote:
So, my tip of the week:- Never trust the rear screen. Never delete images until you see it on a decent monitor (unless they are really rubbish for some other reason).
Indeed!!!So, my tip of the week:- Never trust the rear screen. Never delete images until you see it on a decent monitor (unless they are really rubbish for some other reason).
And excellent shots. Loving the last one!!!!
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 23:07
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walkeja wrote:
What shutter speeds and apertures were employed?
#1 - F8 1/160 ISO6400What shutter speeds and apertures were employed?
#2 - F4 1/320 ISO12800
#3 - F4 1/320 ISO12800
#4 - F4 1/400 ISO12800
#5 - F5.6 1/400 ISO12800
Stage lighting only, no flash, daylight WB.
Thanks to all for your comments.
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Posted 15/07/2011 - 09:27
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Ot, sorry
If I weren't such a wimp I think I'd be looking to move there.
Mike-P wrote:
I do especially miss all the festivals and suchlike.
Aren't you planning on moving back sometime?I do especially miss all the festivals and suchlike.
If I weren't such a wimp I think I'd be looking to move there.
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Last nights performance was a fusion of jazz, ballet, and flamenco, with just a touch of broadway.
These are a few I took of one of the more balletic/flamenco acts of the night. All at ISO 12800 (K5 + DA* 60-250)