Zos, could you show some examples of moire that you've seen. I would be
very curious to look at them too.
On 4/19/2014 10:07 PM, Zos Xavius wrote:
From the pixel peeping I did, the K-3 seems to pick up more moire
because it is resolving more. On the flip side, it is resolving
significantly more than the K-5 IIs. Also the moire is less pronounced
because it is smaller. What I did see was relatively minor and would
have to printed very large to really make much difference. I also did
some research on the M8 and M9 because I was curious and sure enough
those people using leicas deal with moire from time to time as well.
Also MF shooters tend to have to deal with moire and Capture 1 has had
a moire tool for some time from what I've read. If I did purely
portraits I might go for a regular K-5 II, but as it is, I generally
want to focus on landscapes and scenery, so the IIs wins.
On Sat, Apr 19, 2014 at 1:58 PM, Boris Liberman <bori...@gmail.com> wrote:
Bong, I've AA-filterless Ricoh GXR-M with which I've shot more than 7,000
images. So far I've had moire on exactly 6 of them, all of which I can
present for you to inspect.
It is therefore my conclusion that moire is more a non-issue than otherwise.
Of course K-3 has twice as many pixels as my Ricoh, but even if this squared
the likelihood of moire, you would have like 36 images out of 7,000 :-).
Boris
On 4/18/2014 7:13 AM, Bong Manayon wrote:
The local Pentax dealer lent me a K-3 with the challenge to trip it
up to produce moire; been behind on the AA/moire issue since I have
not rush to getting a K-3 for myself soon (and I skipped the 5IIs).
Any random thoughts on this?
Bong
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