My first ever pixel shift, not something I will use that often, but certainly now again for product shots maybe.

[csa]

Very, very nice! Fantastic detail, not to mention beautiful color!

[Kerrowdown]

Very, very nice! Fantastic detail, not to mention beautiful colour!

Thank you, more or less straight out of the camera, little or no tweaks.

[slowpez]

Beautiful.

[Kerrowdown]

Beautiful

Thank you.

[AussieTrev]

Nice one. I've got to try it for real too, but away without a tripod.

[Kerrowdown]

Nice one. I've got to try it for real too, but away without a tripod.

Aye I read the instructions for doing it and a tripod is recommended, especially at shutter speeds this slow.

[eaglem]

Very nicely done.

[MarkJerling]

That is super sharp! Well done.

[Carpon]

Great detail indeed, love the lighting aswell, good job.

[Kerrowdown]

Very nicely done.

Thanks.

[Kerrowdown]

That is super sharp! Well done.

Thanks very much.

[Arjay Bee]

Beautiful specimen both as a subject and as an image of the pixel shift feature. To my non professional eye this camera has very safely passed by a comfortable margin the point at which digital now exceeds the performance of medium format film.

[Kerrowdown]

Great detail indeed

That's down to the K1, I only stood by with the remote trigger.

love the lighting as well

Very simple set up, natural light on a window sill, a sheet of A4 white paper curved for background and one gold reflector to the left.

good job

Thanks.

[Kerrowdown]

Beautiful specimen both as a subject and as an image of the pixel shift feature

Thank you.

this camera has very safely passed by a comfortable margin the point at which digital now exceeds the performance of medium format film.

I bow to your superior memory for one, as really can't remember the detail levels of MF film, but I know it was certainly a very high quality imagery that it produced.