On Nov 20, 2010, at 1:42 PM, Ralf R. Radermacher wrote:

> Larry Colen <l...@red4est.com> wrote:
> 
>> Then I realized what I really needed was Ralf's nightscape skills.
> 
> You're all far overestimating the role I'm playing in all this. 90
> percent of it is living near the right places and being there when the
> light is good. 

I suspect that that 90% is more a case of knowing how to recognize which are 
the right places and the good light.  I'd love to see what you could do at the 
Oakland shipyards with their "At-At" cranes.

> 
> Yes, there is good and bad light at night. The time around full moon,
> like tonight, is always good. Combine it with a few low hanging fluffy
> clouds to give the sky more depth and you already have one half of a
> good shot. 
> 
> Far less wizardry involved than you all think.
> 
>> I'd really like to see is what Ralf could do at night with a 645D
> 
> So would I. :-)
> 
>> and that if Pentax were smart, they'd loan Ralf a 645D for a few weeks,
>> just to see what one could do for night time landscapes.
> 
> Anyone at Pentax reading this...? 

I wonder if Pentax Europe is easier or harder to reach than North America or 
corporate?

I hope that Pentax is flooded with orders from early adopters of the 645D, and 
that drives the price down, as well as helps them iron out all the wrinkles.  I 
hope that there are enough people complaining about lack of tethering that they 
get a good tethering solution, and that it trickles down to the APS models.

I also hope that the 645DII is to the 645D what the K-5 seems to be to the K20, 
and in not too many 

> 
> Though I'm currently quite happy with the K-5. Been spending whole
> evenings finding out just how far one can push things in Lightroom
> without producing any noticeable of noise. Incredible, absolutely
> incredible...
> 
> As to your shot, I honestly don't see how I could have done any better,
> especially since such simple nature shots are far more demanding than my
> industry scenes which are quite spectacular just by their subjects. 
> 
> Ralf
> 
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