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K-1 Pixel Shift Art

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Trust Phil to come with a novel approach to a known technology. I mean: PS has been available to us in the K-3II for quite some time, but no-one ever came up with this idea.

I'm going to try this myself with my K-3II!!!

Thanks for lighting the path Phil!!

grtz, Wim
 
philzucker said:
solarider said:
Very cool Phil!

I get a picture in my mind of a special ZZ top device where instead of spinning a guitar, the K-1 does easy 360's - But be sure to first get yourself a very long pointy beard, zz-hat and dark glasses to go with the outfit. Have fun and be incognito... no one will notice you! :-P

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LOL! Thanks for the link. Just watched it ... Will think about my future special "K-1 outfit" for sure! :-)

Phil
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I think a revolving K-1 on a belt would make for some very cool effects! Beard, hat and sunglasses being optional... but where's the fun in not being too out-there? ;-)
 
Magistral (in french :-) )
 
philzucker said:
Russell Evans said:
Does pixel shift work with the sensor composition feature?
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Russell - I'm not completely sure what you mean here with "sensor composition feature"? Is this the mode where you can adjust the sensor position in Live View mode? If you mean that one: AFAIK this is not compatible with the pixel shift mode.
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That is what I meant. I don't own a geared head because of the sensor composition feature found in the K-5. The exact positioning with just a ball head is something I use. Your moving the camera between the pixel shifting photos reminded me of the feature and to ask about the compatibility of the two features together.

I think the official name for the feature is Sensor Composition, but it's been a while since I read the manual, and I don't remember things exactly any more.

Thank you
Russell
 
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in 'the same line of thinking' (out-of-the-box) i wonder what can be achieved with the astrotracer facility.... time might tell :-)
 
Thank you.

Indeed, the difference of rendering is huge!
 
Russell Evans said:
philzucker said:
Russell Evans said:
Does pixel shift work with the sensor composition feature?
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Russell - I'm not completely sure what you mean here with "sensor composition feature"? Is this the mode where you can adjust the sensor position in Live View mode? If you mean that one: AFAIK this is not compatible with the pixel shift mode.
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That is what I meant. I don't own a geared head because of the sensor composition feature found in the K-5. The exact positioning with just a ball head is something I use. Your moving the camera between the pixel shifting photos reminded me of the feature and to ask about the compatibility of the two features together.
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OK - cleared up!
Russell Evans said:
I think the official name for the feature is Sensor Composition, but it's been a while since I read the manual, and I don't remember things exactly any more.
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And I often don't have the English translation ready for the terms in my German manual ... :-)

Phil
 
Sweets said:
in 'the same line of thinking' (out-of-the-box) i wonder what can be achieved with the astrotracer facility.... time might tell :-)
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Now that's a nice idea, Henk. One should definitely check that out too ... We'll see!

Phil
 
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