What Pentax DSLR and what ISO? (A little fun)

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With exif removed even more fun. A good exercise to keep gear lust in check I think.

Should be interesting to see the guesses. :)

Carl


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First the entire scene (used from IR's samples)



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And a 100% crop of the scene...



Good luck!





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I'll say K5 ISO 6400
 
Looks like my Nikon P7000 at 100 ISO but how about K-r at ISO 800
 
I guess it's the K20D (shadow from the eves gives it away).

For the ISO/noise, it looks like the ISO6400 shot (luminence), but maybe youve run it through a NR routine to remove the chroma noise?
 
K7 1600
 
K10D ISO 400 -- "educated guess" based on recent posts about how great the K10D was for its day (a camera with which I have NO experience, but which sounds like, for its time, was quite a shooter).

Jeff
 
Initially I thought Pentax Kx but due to slight better DR profile I'm 100% confident it's the Pentax Kr.

Assuming you have not meddled with the image.

If you have meddled with the image it could be any camera from the Q through MX-01 or any other 12Mp camera.

That's the beauty of Jpeg its a great leveller.!
 
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*istD, 1600 ISO?
 
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Neat when we are just judging with our eyes and monitors, isn't it?


I think its a good small lesson with gear and how we all (myself included) nitpick image quality.

Obviously the K20D like many cameras, are highly capable that were introduced from 2006 onward.


Carl


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Correct Walt, that's the K20D at ISO 6400- ACR processing, Imaging Resource credit for the image.

Default NR on ACR (chroma 15 on the slider and no luminescence NR).

:)
 

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