One of the things I've noticed is that digital cameras handle under exposure
much better than they do over exposure. I've been able to get very good
prints from exposures that were three stops under exposed using most digital
photo editors. and better yet using PhotoShop. Under those
I raised the question twice, I believe, in the days before you joined. I do
a lot of shooting at ISO 800 to 1250. It would be a pity if the *ist D could
not be used to shoot indoor school plays.
There is no secret method for goosing the ISO speed. Whatever Pentax
delivers, we'll be stuck with.
circumstances,
ISO 400 equates to a pretty high ISO. Have other digital shooters noticed
this or is it just me?
Len
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From: Paul Franklin Stregevsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: *ist D's ISO range (was: Fw: unanswered and unasked)
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Subject: Re: *ist D's ISO range (was: Fw: unanswered and unasked)
One of the things I've noticed is that digital cameras handle under exposure
much better than they do over exposure. I've been able to get very good
prints from exposures that were three stops under exposed using most
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