Originally posted by Prasanta Great pictures and a great acquisition. Did you do much post-processing? Just wanted to understand the dynamic range of the 645D.
I have to be there sometime this summer to capture the Rockies.
I did do some post processing, but not a huge amount. I brought up the shadows and brought down the highlights, added some contrast and that's about it.
I'm finding the dynamic range to be near equivalent to my D600 so I haven't had any problems at all yet. This sensor handles highlights well and has a lot of detail that can be pulled from the shadows.
Over all I am very pleased with the images it puts out. This was my first outing with the camera, but I can already see that it provides much more detail and a more natural rendering than my D600. It has a little to do with the 40 megapixels, but I think it has more to do with the CCD sensor. I've always preferred CCD sensors when shooting at near base ISO.
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Originally posted by lesmore49 Beautiful country...perfect for a medium format camera. My favourite is the last photo....looks like the road to the end of the earth.
Thanks!
Yeah, Trail Ridge Road is an awesome road to ride on. Up higher, that 'end of the earth' feeling is even stronger. It tops out at 12,183 feet.
The road is closed right now since the snow hasn't been cleared away higher up. I rode my electric unicycle a few miles up past the closure but didn't take the camera in case I fell.