Last weekend in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, I was in photographer's heaven, viewing deep gorges below jagged peaks, with the last of the year's fall color painting the oak and aspen. Typical landscape porn/cliches, in other words. But tonight I discovered that I came back with some unintended surrealism. Sprinkled randomly among normal photos were double exposures. Sometimes two consecutive photos were laid atop each other, and sometimes there are double exposures of a single scene. The following exposure might turn out just fine. The same thing happened today, on a walk in the local park.
I was shooting on my own custom User setting, which I've used before for higest-quality RAW single exposures. I've never even tried to activate Multiple Exposures on the camera, and that selection seems to be buried deep in the menus.
So the camera's going back, to Precision I suppose. I have the New Leaf extended warranty, but my K-1, like all others, is still in the factory warranty.
This is a disappointment. Good thing I was also using another camera on this once-ever-few-years occasion. My Fuji X-Pro 1 isn't nearly as enjoyable to use, and lacks many of the Pentax' features, but it never fails to bring back sharp photos.