Originally posted by turff If focus peaking is on turn that off also. It really amplifies noise in low light situations. The first time I used the camera at night with this feature on it surprised me.
Good catch. That makes a VERY big difference. Thank you.
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Originally posted by rcolman Having had a Canon 6D and Sony A7S, I am having a slight problem getting critical focus on stars.
Both of those other systems seemed to offer a "crisper" low-noise display for focusing difficult objects
like a starfield, etc. They seem to be much easier and faster to focus, or, I have not gotten the hang
of it with this camera.
Does anyone have some LOD or other settings that will optimize the display for this specialized need?
Could be a "deal breaker" for me so any comments much appreciated.
-- rick.
Actually, when I place the K1 next to the A7S in a darkened room, and compare them side-by-side on the LCD panel, the displays are comparable. So, I am somewhat mistaken about the Sony display being much better, it is not.