The first photograph taken with the new camera. I am restricted to the house, "car less" and of course waiting in for the camera to be delivered. One of the improvements with the new camera is the ability to take pictures in low light without noise. This picture is the product of a massive crop, meaning that I have zoomed in close on the finished image. One of the draw backs of doing this is that the captured pixels are made to appear larger on the resulting image. Any imperfections and noise is easier to see. It seems that my images are going to be improved dramatically.
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November 30, 2012
The first image with the new Pentax K511s camera.
The first photograph taken with the new camera. I am restricted to the house, "car less" and of course waiting in for the camera to be delivered. One of the improvements with the new camera is the ability to take pictures in low light without noise. This picture is the product of a massive crop, meaning that I have zoomed in close on the finished image. One of the draw backs of doing this is that the captured pixels are made to appear larger on the resulting image. Any imperfections and noise is easier to see. It seems that my images are going to be improved dramatically.
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