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03-06-2010, 03:20 PM   #391
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K-x ISO 3200

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I already posted these in another thread… but whatever. Not the best examples of high ISO shots, but shows what you get out of a K-7 at ISO 3200 without any PP what so ever.





The only illumination was lit candles. No problems at all focusing with a DA 35 Limited.
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This was shot through several inches of glass--Boston Aquarium. The tank was heavily airated as well, with murky water. In camera noise reduction set to lowest setting.

K20d, Tamron 90mm DI f 2.8, ISO 3200, 1/100th, f5, No PPing, just Raw conversion w downsizing.



And here is the %100 Crop



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After all the talk about the dxomark ratings for various cameras, let's put some of this into perspective by getting another round of high ISO shots from various cameras.

Here's a shot from last night taken with my very middle-of-the-road (in dxomark terms) K200D. It's the push-processed equivalent of ISO 6400: shot two stops underexposed at ISO 1600, brightened two stops in ACDSee Pro 3, with what I deemed an appropriate amount of NR applied in the RAW processing (no special Ninja-type software used):

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Newbie enjoying his K-x.

No tripod, ISO 5000, F/4.5, 1/5 sec, and the pic is still pretty sharp. I can't believe it.

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K-x with DA L 55-300 these were shot at ISO 6400. No PP. Straight from the camera.











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Nice! Ever notice, though, how much McCoy Tyner these days looks like Gollum from the Lord of the Rings movies?
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Nice! Ever notice, though, how much McCoy Tyner these days looks like Gollum from the Lord of the Rings movies?


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in a dark family room, testing out k20d 3200 iso, 50mm 1.7

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You know, with the advent of the K-x, it strikes me that this thread is unfair to other cameras Crazy high ISO shots with this thing!

I wouldn't have gotten the Tamron 500mm mirror lens if I didn't have the K-x high ISO to help me with shutter speeds, cause shooting with the 2X converter at 1000mm I can't afford to drop the ISO to something the K10d would have needed.

Children's moon, 1000mm, iso 128,000, 1/320th, hand held, almost no PP. A wee bit glow-y from the hand held, but I'm amazed I got the shot at all, as it was late evening



Same evening, 1000mm, iso 6400, 1/4000th, hand held. This photo is processed a bit more, primarily for contrast and color. Mark Sabatella said it well on page 1 of the thread - I suppose some would want to see "direct from the camera" results only, but frankly, I don't care so much about that - I care about what results are *possible*, not just what results are *automatic*. I'm happy to bring the most out of a photo in PP that I can - if the digital information is in there, it's real

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QuoteOriginally posted by Ecaterin Quote
You know, with the advent of the K-x, it strikes me that this thread is unfair to other cameras Crazy high ISO shots with this thing!
Meh, an extra stop. Not that big a deal.

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