night86mare
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any low iso pictures from the k-r? 
Hands-on with Pentax K-r :)
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any low iso pictures from the k-r?
you should definitely get the k-5 lah, master.
the current DR is bottlenecked by the readout bits rather that the CMOS itself, that is why k-5's 14bit readout will give you 14 stop DR
night86mare
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you should definitely get the k-5 lah
the current DR is bottlenecked by the readout bits rather that the CMOS itself, that is why k-5's 14bit readout will give you 14 stop DR
$$$
k-5 can wait, right now i'm more excited about not having to wait for long exposure NR...
just ordered my k-r :bsmilie: black of course. now who wants my k20d?
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night86mare
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ok, just a quick random few anyhow snap images - handheld as well.
will post up more in the days to come , when i get to bring out the k-r for a proper test.
100% 800x800 crop before NR
iso6400 - i'm impressed, even though i don't really use iso6400
100% 800x800 crop after NR
iso6400
image resized to 700 pixels widest, iso6400 before NR
and after NR
i'm happy
oh, these were taken with fa 50mm f/1.4, at f/2.8
will post up more in the days to come , when i get to bring out the k-r for a proper test.
100% 800x800 crop before NR
iso6400 - i'm impressed, even though i don't really use iso6400
100% 800x800 crop after NR
iso6400
image resized to 700 pixels widest, iso6400 before NR
and after NR
i'm happy
oh, these were taken with fa 50mm f/1.4, at f/2.8
Supersimon27
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ok, just a quick random few anyhow snap images - handheld as well.
will post up more in the days to come , when i get to bring out the k-r for a proper test.
100% 800x800 crop before NR
iso6400 - i'm impressed, even though i don't really use iso6400
100% 800x800 crop after NR
iso6400
image resized to 700 pixels widest, iso6400 before NR
and after NR
i'm happy
oh, these were taken with fa 50mm f/1.4, at f/2.8
wow . I tot u just order 5hr ago ... so fast got it liao ar. Will wait for more review from u .
ok, just a quick random few anyhow snap images - handheld as well.
will post up more in the days to come , when i get to bring out the k-r for a proper test.
100% 800x800 crop before NR
iso6400 - i'm impressed, even though i don't really use iso6400
100% 800x800 crop after NR
iso6400
image resized to 700 pixels widest, iso6400 before NR
and after NR
i'm happy
oh, these were taken with fa 50mm f/1.4, at f/2.8
Nice, nice,.. pls post more K-r pictures...
ok, just a quick random few anyhow snap images - handheld as well.
will post up more in the days to come , when i get to bring out the k-r for a proper test.
i'm happy
oh, these were taken with fa 50mm f/1.4, at f/2.8
Wah! 双喜 Congrats...:bsmilie:
night86mare
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:bsmilie:
yes, i am a person who makes snappy decisions after considering and yakking about it for very long. :bsmilie:
night86mare
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:sweat:
i think that was pasted on the fan for my brother's wedding..... :sweat:
please show your new 645 to everyone hor. :bsmilie:
night86mare
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night86mare
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definitely will do so in the days to come.
in fact, i'm raring to head out now just to try, since this is the only point that gets my heart racing when it comes to high iso.
and of course, i did a check to make sure that the bulb mode didn't have that long exposure NR thing... :bsmilie:
night86mare
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i tried to google - upon quick inspection i already know that the k-r doesn't take wired remotes
on the bright side, i remember denis saying that this was easily solved by remote and the implementation was just sweet - press once to start, press once to stop
now for the question that i can't find an answer to, but you guys could possibly help me with.....
does the k-r use the same type of remote as the k-7, k-x, k20d, blah blah blah? thanks in advance
on the bright side, i remember denis saying that this was easily solved by remote and the implementation was just sweet - press once to start, press once to stop
now for the question that i can't find an answer to, but you guys could possibly help me with.....
does the k-r use the same type of remote as the k-7, k-x, k20d, blah blah blah? thanks in advance
airconvent
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wah...your pattern order the K-r is like a Samurai order a parang. I would have thought the full featured K5 would be better suited to an expert user like youself, man. Anyway congrats! I was playing with idea of upgrading the Kx but its only 2 months old. In fact, most of the cameras I owned do not last more than 6 months in my possession before being upgraded/replaced. The BBB virus is strong in me. But cannot keep up with the new model curve..so I will control! :bsmilie:
night86mare
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i don't really use a lot of the features in the k20d, i realise...
that said, i must say the k-r's ergonomics are much improved from the k100d - it's not that the k100d was bad, just that it's much better now.
despite that though, i would think that k20d and therefore k-5 would still be much better handling wise.
but i'm just a hobbyist, a simple camera will do in the future, especially since now i have my wings relatively clipped.
i tried to google - upon quick inspection i already know that the k-r doesn't take wired remotes
on the bright side, i remember denis saying that this was easily solved by remote and the implementation was just sweet - press once to start, press once to stop
now for the question that i can't find an answer to, but you guys could possibly help me with.....
does the k-r use the same type of remote as the k-7, k-x, k20d, blah blah blah? thanks in advance
ya... same kind of ir remote... just be careful when wanna stop ur hand dun appear in view of the lens... :bsmilie:
night86mare
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you know me best :bsmilie:
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