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Forum: Pentax Q
11-25-2012, 07:03 PM
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All shot with the Standard Prime in JPEG with auto wb - some post-processing but no sharpening has been applied. AWB is a bit all over the place (especailly with RED so I've tried to correct it a bit) I've also noticed that the Q over exposes by about a stop.
Image 01: Close up of a Confederate - check out the machining marks on the CNC billet
Image 02: Again the Confederate - great detail to the machining
Image 03: A Bimota in bleach bypass mode
Image 04: Aprilia up front - nice carbon weave
Image 05: Bimota up close - red is a little off - I should have shot raw!
These are all handheld at a motorcycle expo under pretty average lighting.
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Forum: Pentax Q
11-25-2012, 05:40 AM
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https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151109445676423.451480.639321422...1
A bit of PP in there but absolutely no sharpening was done to any of those images... - my first time out with the Q and I'm pretty damn impressed... These were all shot from JPEG as I forgot to set raw, and the Auto WB was off a fair bit (although in the worst conditions imaginable really...) Reds were very hard to correct out and I've probably got the colour quite wrong as I have done this on a laptop with poor colour reproduction... nonetheless some great examples of the sharpness available on the standard prime (entire set) especially with the CNC machining on the Confederate parts and the carbon fibre weaves throughout... which I recommend zooming in on (or download).
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