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Dynamic range on DPreview.
They only show full stops though so the base ISO of the K-X could lie between iso200 and iso400, the same could be true with K7 & K20D that the base lies between iso100 and iso200.

Comment by Anvh posted on optimal iso settings at 17/01/2010 - 21:42

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Sorry AKi the lack of detail is because of resizing with the full version you see some texture that I was missing, so nothing wrong with that.
It's the lighting that does it.

Comment by Anvh posted on Jungle of the Night vol 2 at 17/01/2010 - 21:31

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Alright Konrad will do that

The difference between #1 & #2 are subtle but they are there.
Like said #2 has 8 layers in photoshop where #1 has none.
You need to look at contrast and colour, I've tried to keep the overall brightness the same but that went up and down when using layers so that's probably slightly different as well.

With #3 I was indeed trying to do that.

Comment by Anvh posted on Which version, Flower at 17/01/2010 - 21:29

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No green button is always on but function differs per mode, press on the info button to see what it does.

You can change the controls in the menu if you want

Comment by Anvh posted on Overexposed at 17/01/2010 - 21:06

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Will try to do my best Aki.

It's the transition on the tree, the shadows and highlight are very close together.
It's probably the lighting but it does look strange, and the lack of detail on the tree.

Comment by Anvh posted on Jungle of the Night vol 2 at 17/01/2010 - 20:56

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Thank you Konrad
I don't think I clipped it though at editing but yes I ad some contrast and such most of the time, with this shot it come out the camera very well but not all mine shots do.

Comment by Anvh posted on Which version, Flower at 17/01/2010 - 20:52

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Hmm it seems base iso of the K7 & K20D is ISO100 indeed.
K-X is around ISO400

K10D makes no different ISO 100 or 200

Comment by Anvh posted on optimal iso settings at 17/01/2010 - 20:48

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geclinke wrote:
Main difference between PC's and MAC's is the quality of components, MACs user higher quality bits, but you're paying for it.
That's not true, a PC can consist of the same components as a MAC.
The processor is from intel, graphics card is from Nvidia, don't know about the rest though.
The difference is with MAC, apple decide what is in your PC and they might pick the better ones but mostly at a premium price.

To solve this problem with PC, you can build your own one and then you can decide how much quality you want.

Comment by Anvh posted on Should I buy an Apple Mac at 17/01/2010 - 20:28

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This is a personal choice and not one we can make, all OS have there good and bad things.

You named PSE 7 and Paint Shop Pro, I don't know how the license is but there is a good chance that you need to buy the MAC version of those so look that up and find out what software you can and can not use.

Comment by Anvh posted on Should I buy an Apple Mac at 17/01/2010 - 20:23

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I found that the my K10D underexpose as well, never heard of really over exposing before.

With your second shot, it's set on +0.5 EV, maybe that could be the problem?

Comment by Anvh posted on Overexposed at 17/01/2010 - 19:11

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