Originally posted by AfterPentax Mark II I think not, because the same sensor used in the Samsung NX 10/NX100 does not have the problem, maybe it is in the processor. It is just something that a Pentax does. I have one picture of a red poppy Papaver which is spot on! Made with the K-7 in Live view!
If they used the same sensor in both cameras, wouldn't it seem logical to use the same processor? I believe I will go ahead and take another contributor's advice and see how
it goes by using Live View. I will report on my findings. Many thanks for your helpfulness.
Tony
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Originally posted by UncleVanya Red flowers were tough to get good exposure on with my k-50 and k-3. Easier with the KP. Underexposing is helpful. Look at the histogram, you may find the red channel got nailed high.
Now this is really interesting to me. I had no problems with the k-50 and reds and in addition I recall many shooters here claiming the same with their k-3 and k-3II gear.
It gives me pause to wonder if there may be a problem with Quality Control. As another contributor clearly indicated, "These problems are typical of all Pentax gear."
So, go figure. Again, I will go ahead and try to get out there today using Live View and see how it goes.
Thanks again, U.V., much appreciated.
Tony