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Forum: Do-It-Yourself
06-16-2019, 01:51 PM
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I think the K5 wins. The K5II/s even more so. I found low-light ability of the K5II/s even better than the K3!
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Forum: Do-It-Yourself
06-16-2019, 01:04 PM
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18 wires to unsolder, but very clear were they belong to.
The K-30 has a bit depth of 12 bits, the K5 has 15.
The low-light behaviour: Do you mean how AF behaves?
Both have -1 - 18 EV, it was the K5II and later the K-S2 which improved to -3 - 18 EV.
The K30 was only better in tungsten light which was a problem with the K5 but not the K5II anymore.
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Forum: Do-It-Yourself
06-16-2019, 02:47 AM
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Fantastic work. Much more complicated than replacing a solenoid.
Because you have mentioned that you have not found any information on "the internet" about the full spectrum conversion of 'recent' Pentax cameras:
I found one for the K-30 on a Lithuanian website. I don't understand a word but the photos show a well documented process:
Pentax K-30 modifikavimas ? infraraudon?j? spinduli? kamer? |
