Pixel shift post-processing
Davek
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To be honest it's impossible to see if they are sharp because of the size.
Pixel shift is something I have always meant to try but never got round to as my preferred software (DXO Photolab) doesn't process it.
Fair enough, here are crops from each which I hope will show how much detail is captured.



They were all taken on a tripod with a DFA 24-70mm at the longer end and aperture f8 to overcome the difference in distances between the centre and edges of the frame, in live view and a 2 sec. delay on the shutter.
I bought my K1 used from Wex I think from memory and it didn't have the Silkypix CD
Gareth
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If you are shooting a static object like a building or still life it is definitely worth giving it a try, use a sharp lens, get everything right and the detail is amazing.
I'll give it a go


Gareth
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Kea828
Is there any in-camera facility for processing pixel-shift files, even if it is just assembly into a single initial image?
The four images are automatically combined into a single file in the camera which you process like a standard image in appropriate software. I believe where other manufacturers have a similar feature they are retained as separate images which have to be combined afterwards in special software (if you can identify them amongst the photos on your card).
Is there any in-camera facility for processing pixel-shift files, even if it is just assembly into a single initial image?
The four images are automatically combined into a single file in the camera which you process like a standard image in appropriate software. I believe where other manufacturers have a similar feature they are retained as separate images which have to be combined afterwards in special software (if you can identify them amongst the photos on your card).[/quote]
RobL,
thanks for the clarification.
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Kea828
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