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11-28-2010, 11:38 PM   #1
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K-5 vs K-7 vs K10 - taking back highlight detailes from RAW in overexposed picture

some persons asked me to do RAWs of same picture taken with same settings by K-5, K-7 and K10 with overexposed sky to check possibility to take back highlight detailes from RAW.
i did it and you can try yoursef to process these RAWs.

here are files (PEFs):
K-5 http://files.mail.ru/758F7L
K-7 http://files.mail.ru/BEANOB
K10 http://files.mail.ru/1YFS0E

ISO100, f5.6, 1/10s, focus to infinity, sky overexposed by ~1EV

my view: potential of K-5 in taking back highlihgt detailes from RAWs is noticeably better than same of K10 and K-7

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