|
Forum: Pentax SLR Lens Discussion
09-05-2010, 08:28 PM
|
| |
10. It forces the photographer to walk through each step of taking a good photograph instead of allowing the camera to do it for you
|
|
Forum: Post Your Photos!
09-07-2010, 07:20 PM
|
| |
I love the shots!
The posters who pointed out higher ISO are right. Figure 1 stop gained for each ISO step (100 to 200 = 1 stop, 100 to 400 = 2 stops). I almost always jump up to at least ISO 200 and sometimes 400 depending on the light conditions. Unfortunately, my K10D starts getting pretty grainy after that.
The one thing that I was looking for that I didn't see was a picture of a the face of a kayaker just surfacing after a dunking that is razor sharp. To me, that would exemplify the sport and make for a fantastic action shot! Just my 2c... :)
|
