K5 @ ISO 12800
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:11
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
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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
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:19
I bet your glad you bought the K-5...... try doing that with a K20D 
Unbelievable quality for such a high ISO
Half Man... Half Pentax ... Half Cucumber
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Unbelievable quality for such a high ISO
Half Man... Half Pentax ... Half Cucumber
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:24
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.
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
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:27
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 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.
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).
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:30
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.
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:31
What shutter speeds and apertures were employed?
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 10:46
Mannesty wrote:
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.
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).
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 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.
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
Half Man... Half Pentax ... Half Cucumber
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 15:34
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).
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!!!
And excellent shots. Loving the last one!!!!
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Posted 14/07/2011 - 23:07
walkeja wrote:
What shutter speeds and apertures were employed?
What shutter speeds and apertures were employed?
#1 - F8 1/160 ISO6400
#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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Last Edited by Mannesty on 14/07/2011 - 23:08
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Posted 15/07/2011 - 09:27
Ot, sorry
Aren't you planning on moving back sometime?
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.
I do especially miss all the festivals and suchlike.
Aren't you planning on moving back sometime?
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)
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