People Kyle

c.o.lam · 05-10-2014, 12:40 PM

Took this photo when my friends were chatting around the campfire at night.
British Columbia, Canada.

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Johndav · 05-10-2014, 02:01 PM

Good capture in very very low light. Does the K-5 cope well in these circumstances? - My K-r would give me a lot of grief trying to focus through the viewfinder in instances like this which would rule out any sort of candid shot.

c.o.lam · 05-10-2014, 09:49 PM

Hi John,
To me, ISO 6400 is the limit for my K5. However, I do remember there's a test during the new launch of K5. Some one used an extreme high ISO and then apply the noise reduction software, the result was not bad.

Cheers,
On

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Johndav Veteran Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Sunny Dun(ny)fermline, Fife Posts: 405	Good capture in very very low light. Does the K-5 cope well in these circumstances? - My K-r would give me a lot of grief trying to focus through the viewfinder in instances like this which would rule out any sort of candid shot.

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c.o.lam New Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Photos: Gallery Posts: 2 Original Poster	Hi John, To me, ISO 6400 is the limit for my K5. However, I do remember there's a test during the new launch of K5. Some one used an extreme high ISO and then apply the noise reduction software, the result was not bad. Cheers, On

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