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Comment by Glowingblue posted on Sheffield In Paint at 23/01/2014 - 12:55
I would also light from 45°, create more depth in image.
Karl Weaver
Comment by Glowingblue posted on Brandy In The Afternoon at 22/01/2014 - 04:48
Do you shoot PEF? If so you will get an.xmp file. With DNG you don't.
Comment by Glowingblue posted on PSE 12 at 09/01/2014 - 05:10
Comment by Glowingblue posted on Bush rat at 08/01/2014 - 15:57
2. Current
3. Embedded
4. Mmm, I can't say for sure!
Comment by Glowingblue posted on PSE 12 at 08/01/2014 - 15:49
If you want to discuss forum policy, by all means drop me a PM and I'll explain it in more detail.
It wouldn't be quite right to say that giofi, but this isn't the place for it. By all means drop me a PM.
I understand the Forum policy, fair enough.
But as we are not allowed to discuss other makes, we should also avoid comparing Pentax cameras to others, as facts cannot be shown.
It is a recurring phenomenon on this forum that the latest Pentax model is always the best camera on the market and it can only be improved by the next Pentax model. I wonder what will happen when/if Pentax will release a FF camera…. we will still say that it is not a worthwhile upgrade?
BR
Comment by Glowingblue posted on Moving to full frame at 08/12/2013 - 15:36
Comment by Glowingblue posted on First shots With new Camera:) at 07/12/2013 - 22:31
Comment by Glowingblue posted on 85mm lens at 02/12/2013 - 13:56
You can't generalise really, or you can up to a point only. Different manufacturers offer different types of output from their cameras, sometimes even when using basically the same sensors.
As a generalisation, all compact cameras give more gutsy images because they use slightly more aggressive sharpening and colour than DSLRs do. It's expected that compacts should produce images that are "print ready", whereas DSLR owners are expected to want to use software to process images themselves.
You can alter the JPEG parameters of your K30 to give images as gutsy as your Leica. To be fair though, they are different manufacturers and you may still find differences in the final result.
Comment by Glowingblue posted on Do we need full frame and to much resolution at 02/12/2013 - 11:21
Wasn't sure of my original identity, forgot my password and changed my Email address, therefore no way back from there so far as I can tell. I only posted a couple of times anyway. Trying to improve my landscape photography having relocated from Surrey. There are certainly plenty of opportunities for that here but I am still rubbish at it.
Regards to all, Richard.
Comment by Glowingblue posted on Hello-I've rejoined. at 01/12/2013 - 19:33
