On Jan 28, 2011, at 12:01 PM, Bruce Walker wrote:

> On 11-01-28 11:35 AM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
>> I was sitting in the family room watching TV, while Grace was drawing in the 
>> kitchen. Having just repeated my sensor tests, following Pentax's repair 
>> offer (still perfectly clear), I had my camera on hand, with the DA*60-250 
>> mounted. I cranked the ISO up to 6400 and shot grace as she worked in the 
>> next room. Both pics are at 250mm. The first is f5.6 @ 1/80th, the second is 
>> f5.6 @ 1/50th. The K-5's combination of shake reduction and low noise makes 
>> almost anything possible. Couldn't have gotten these pics with lesser 
>> equipment. And if I had moved in closer, Grace would have seen me, and the 
>> moment would have been lost.
>> 
>> BTW, this is the untweaked AWB performance in pure tungsten light. The AWB 
>> performance is another plus for this camera.
>> 
>> http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=12468732&size=lg
>> http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=12468733&size=lg
> 
> And I'm sure the quiet shutter also factored into her not noticing you. So 
> many compelling reasons to upgrade, so little credit headroom. :-/

I agree and photos like that do nothing to help me resist getting a K-5.  I 
know how much easier using the K-r made it to get certain photos, and 
especially noticed the difference when I went back to using the K-x.  It would 
be so easy to say that my credit cards are in such bad shape anyways, a little 
more won't hurt.

By the way how is "K-5" pronounced in different languages?

> 
> Beautiful light and wonderful candid moments, Paul.

That they are.  

> 
> -bmw
> 
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