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Comment by JohnX posted on Lightroom3 Guidebook - Choice of 3 titles at 03/10/2012 - 14:16
Comment by JohnX posted on Sample shots from both the K-5 II and IIs. Shame they're not directly comparable. at 03/10/2012 - 09:30
Yes, but then I'm still using/happy with my K20D.
Notwithstanding the potential issues with moire patterns, I'm leaning towards the IQ benefits of the K-5 IIs
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In extreme I just want to compose the shot then let the camera do the work. If it gets it wrong, then I expect software to correct the problem with just one click of a button
Comment by JohnX posted on So is the K5II And K5IIS Worth buying ? at 01/10/2012 - 08:07
SnoozeMoose - PSP x2. Tried to load it up again, but despite being a full retail version I keep getting a 'Trial version licence expired' message. Waiting for Corel tech support to come back to be. To the best of my knowledge full retail licences don't expire.
Both - LR is v3, so again, could be time for an upgrade.
Comment by JohnX posted on Removing PF with Elements 10 or LR3 at 30/09/2012 - 17:19
Re your comments SnoozeMoose, the trouble is I seek out high contrast shots being a great fan (but poor practitioner) of contra jour .
MattMatic - too much PF in my shots, and too little patience I'm afraid.
I'm really looking for a silver (purple:lol bullet solution that'll sort it out across the entire shot with one press of a button.
As said earlier, there was such a button in PSP X2, so why can't Adobe do it?
Comment by JohnX posted on Removing PF with Elements 10 or LR3 at 30/09/2012 - 15:20
Notwithstanding the potential issues with moire patterns, I'm leaning towards the IQ benefits of the K-5 IIs
Comment by JohnX posted on So is the K5II And K5IIS Worth buying ? at 30/09/2012 - 15:11
LR4 has two methods. Under the Lens Correction section, a simple tick in a box gets rid of most of it. If there is any left, just clicking on it with the eye dropper gets rid of it well. And it can be used multiple times
I used to have Paint Shop Pro X2, and that had a simple 'PF removal' button, which is ideally what I'm after.
Comment by JohnX posted on Removing PF with Elements 10 or LR3 at 29/09/2012 - 17:04
thanks.
Comment by JohnX posted on Removing PF with Elements 10 or LR3 at 29/09/2012 - 16:12
So Photokina 2012 has drawn to a close with DPR mentioning it was possibly the most exciting photo show for years.
Ummmm ... were Pentax even there ? LINK
Comment by JohnX posted on Photokina 2012 at 26/09/2012 - 22:20
Is Kelby's Lightroom book any good? Does he again write as if his readers are barely more than trained apes?