testing pentax 100 2.8 smc dfa sharpness
Posted 26/02/2009 - 15:34
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I'm not really quallified to comment, but I know Heston has an eye for detail if you were in the vacinity....
I wonder if he Roux the day he moved to Bray.
I wonder if he Roux the day he moved to Bray.
K20D and a substantial user manual to wade through
Posted 27/02/2009 - 14:37
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thoughts.... anyone...?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/_cypher/
Pentax K10D, 50, 18-55, 28-70, 100, Sigma 10-20, Tamron 18-250, 28-75
Pentax K10D, 50, 18-55, 28-70, 100, Sigma 10-20, Tamron 18-250, 28-75
Posted 27/02/2009 - 14:49
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Just that a detailed close up subject with lots of lines, shapes and fine detail would have been better. How about a map or newspaper at different apertures?
Don't forget to make sure the camera back is exactly parralel to the subject.
Don't forget to make sure the camera back is exactly parralel to the subject.
Best regards, John
Posted 27/02/2009 - 15:05
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I don't know why you have the contrast at -1 they all look flat. You would also be better setting the sharpness to 0 for testing. Jpegs get sharpened a bit anyway. The box with a coin in front won't look sharp because you haven't enough DOF at that distance. The coin itself looks OK. The leaves don't look sharp but the lighting looks dull and at f/2.8 only 1 or 2 leaves will be in focus. It's better to test on something flat such as a small box with barcodes and lettering on it.
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All are jpeg straight from the K10D with the settings
Saturation: +1
Sharpness: +2
Contrast: -1
1/30 iso 100 f2.8
1/30 iso 100 f2.8
1/60 iso 100 f2.8
1/60 iso 100 f2.8
1/8 iso 100 f9
1/30 iso 100 f4.5
1/125 iso 100 f4.5
1/125 iso 100 f4.5
1/30 iso 100 f4
1/60 iso 100 f2.8
1/60 iso 100 f2.8
1/60 iso 100 f2.8
1/60 iso 100 f2.8
1/60 iso 100 f2.8
1/250 iso 100 f4.5
1/250 iso 100 f4.5
1/250 iso 100 f2.8
1/60 iso 100 f2.8
1/200 iso 250 f2.8
1/320 iso 250 f2.8
1/30 iso 100 f2.8
Pentax K10D, 50, 18-55, 28-70, 100, Sigma 10-20, Tamron 18-250, 28-75