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Sendt: 16. januar 2007 21:17
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Emne: finally put my hands on K10D... part II
Howdy all!
I've tried Photoshop CS2 today to develop some RAW files and the results
were (probably as expected) the best so far. While smoothness remained
about the same
Howdy all!
I've tried Photoshop CS2 today to develop some RAW files and the results
were (probably as expected) the best so far. While smoothness remained
about the same as with SilkyPix (very positive), Camera RAW extracted a
tad more information. Even better thing is, that it doesn't really
On Tue, Jan 16, 2007 at 08:17:19PM +, Peter Lacus wrote:
Howdy all!
I've tried Photoshop CS2 today to develop some RAW files and the results
were (probably as expected) the best so far. While smoothness remained
about the same as with SilkyPix (very positive), Camera RAW extracted a
Quoting Peter Lacus [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, I must admit I didn't expect such a big difference between digital
compacts and DSLRs. I can only hope that difference between istDs and
K10D is somewhat smaller, because otherwise it'll ruin my bank account.
Can somebody please tell me it's
On Jan 16, 2007, at 2:34 PM, David J Brooks wrote:
Well, i hate to say this, but DSLR's.HAVE ruined my bank
account.There is no hope.
Spend now.
LOL!!!
Godfrey
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John,
The big difference between DSLRs and PS compacts is the size of the
sensor (and, in particular, the amount of silicon for each pixel).
The sensor in a PS is tiny compared to that is a DSLR - generally
about 10% of the area. Image quality, and particularly the amount
of noise, is
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