freerider
Power Member
Parece-me que essa pontuação atribuida aos JPEG's é mais para quem vêm das P&S e não sabe ir ao menu alterar mas prontos eles têm de ter alguma base de comparação.
Os pontos mais positivos para mim:
- However, with its rubberized grips and steel chassis it feels more like a 'real camera' than some of the rather plasticy competitors.
- The K200D is the only camera in the entry-level segment that feature a top LCD panel.
- If you can live without Live View with the Pentax K200D you get a well-built and weather-sealed body with a top LCD, in-body image stabilization, 11-point AF and arguably the largest viewfinder in its class.
Fotos em RAW
- On the other hand the Olympus is simply not capturing as much detail as the K200D.
- While the Canon JPEG images are clearly better than their Pentax counterparts, when shooting in RAW there is hardly any difference.
- There is not much difference between these images at all. At close inspection the K200D just pulls a little more detail out of its RAW files than the Nikon D60
Os pontos mais positivos para mim:
- However, with its rubberized grips and steel chassis it feels more like a 'real camera' than some of the rather plasticy competitors.
- The K200D is the only camera in the entry-level segment that feature a top LCD panel.
- If you can live without Live View with the Pentax K200D you get a well-built and weather-sealed body with a top LCD, in-body image stabilization, 11-point AF and arguably the largest viewfinder in its class.
Fotos em RAW
- On the other hand the Olympus is simply not capturing as much detail as the K200D.
- While the Canon JPEG images are clearly better than their Pentax counterparts, when shooting in RAW there is hardly any difference.
- There is not much difference between these images at all. At close inspection the K200D just pulls a little more detail out of its RAW files than the Nikon D60