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11-02-2010, 09:15 AM   #16
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Thanks John and Dgaies, this saves the rest of us a lot of work. You guys should have a motto:

John & Dgaies — Shooting crap and pixel peeping so you don't have to



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isn't that measurebating by proxy?

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isn't that measurebating by proxy?
I'm not sure I like where this is going
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hahahaha...hey, just calling it how I see it!!
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I'm not sure I like where this is going
I'd like to think of it as teamwork

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I'd like to think of it as teamwork
Speaking of, how are things going on your end with the 1GB+ worth of raw files I dumped on you
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Speaking of, how are things going on your end with the 1GB+ worth of raw files I dumped on you
Haven't had much time to do much other than take a peek at a few samples.
I'll be processing them today.
I can't batch process these(as I hoped) because they are all in need of individual adjustments.
Luckily I won't have to adjust the ISO80 and 100 sets

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Haven't had much time to do much other than take a peel at a few samples.
I'll be processing them today.
I can't batch process these(as I hoped) because they are all in need of individual adjustments.
Luckily I won't have to adjust the ISO80 and 100 sets
WB, exposure or both?

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WB, exposure or both?
RPP is pretty good with WB, though I keep all shots on the "As Shot" setting.
But it doesn't seem to auto adjust expposure very well if the scenes are to far out of spec(no clue why).
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QuoteOriginally posted by Miserere Quote
Thanks John and Dgaies, this saves the rest of us a lot of work. You guys should have a motto:

John & Dgaies — Shooting crap and pixel peeping so you don't have to



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Or maybe "JB&D 'Pixel peeping R Us' "

NaCl( but all kidding aside, many and much thanks)H2O

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awaiting with bated breath the results. ^_^
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because I discovered that NR is most visible in the red channel and the original files we shot(dollar bill) did not really exploit that.
hmmm.... giving something away here?

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Oh and lets not forget that photoshop decided we coundl't use money anymore.
lol!!!
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I'm quite curious to see what you've dug up here. And also curious--perhaps only academically--in how that applies to other Pentax cameras. From what I've read so far, it sounds as though "extended" ISO isn't a term used to describe "we're pushing the sensor pretty hard, and you may not like the results," but rather "we're taking a lower ISO image and pushing it in our software so you have less post-processing to do." That would be a very useful definition of "extended," as it means there is absolutely no reason to shoot extended RAW images if the shooter is willing to do thorough post-processing.

But then, from the PP done on K-5 raw images so far, I've been nothing but stunned at what it churns out. Perhaps it is the 14 bits, or perhaps it is Exmor--or perhaps Exmor makes 14 bits is a reasonable proposition--but holy-frickin-cow-wrapped-in-bacon-next-to-mashed-potatoes. Next year's camera will have more resolution, but this year's jump in high ISO quality--I love the outdoors at nighttime--make me want this camera in a way I've never known before.

Like I said, curious to see what you come out with. (BTW, JB/dg, I enjoy editing text, so if you want some help with presentation, feel free to drop me a PM.) Thanks for all the work you've put in!
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This is my most-anticipated thread at the moment!!! Hurry up! Hurry up!
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This is my most-anticipated thread at the moment!!! Hurry up! Hurry up!
I think they are just cloying and being a couple Pentax-teases. I meant we already know they are into measurebating by proxy....
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I think they are just cloying and being a couple Pentax-teases. I meant we already know they are into measurebating by proxy....
I'm just as anxious to see the results as everyone else

I just took the shots and directly uploaded them to John without opening the RAW files (with the exception of confirming that ACR doesn't like you taking pictures of currency).
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