I'm going to start editing tonight. I'll give the Topaz a look. I really need a 
new Mac (mine is 4 years old).

Jeffery


On Nov 4, 2010, at 11:59 AM, Bob Sullivan wrote:

> Jeffery,
> The removable square tab is so that when a polarizing filter is
> mounted you can adjust it.
> Lightroom 3 has some good noise reduction algorithms and Boris
> mentioned liking Topaz.
> Regards,  Bob S.
> 
> 
> On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 11:27 AM, Jeffery Smith <jsmith...@bellsouth.net> 
> wrote:
>> I shot a few hundred frames last night at a dress rehearsal. Took a K-7 and 
>> K-x with me, with a 77 1.8 lens and 50-135 2.8 lens. There were MANY people 
>> on the stage so both lenses ended up being a bit too long. But both had some 
>> problems with the dramatic lighting conditions. When I tried using 1600 ISO, 
>> the camera tended to blow out highlights (the singers' faces). I did try a 
>> few at 3200. The zoom was awkward to use under such low light, so the next 
>> time I will take the three limited lenses (31/43/77) and leave the long 
>> ordnance at home.  But I kept saying to myself "I wish I had the K-5 for 
>> this". I could tell on my LCD that this high ISO frames were noisy. Just how 
>> I can handle that in PhotoShop/Bridge will tell me whether or not I have to 
>> get a K-5 before the next theater production.
>> 
>> So, I'm keeping a close eye on these K-5 posts from early users.
>> 
>> Jeffery
>> 
>> By the way, why does the hood of the 35-150 zoom have a square tab that is 
>> removable?
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