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<blockquote data-quote="myststars" data-source="post: 843081" data-attributes="member: 67748">Until i figured out posting here you can click on the image and it will take you to flickr...On the right under the camera model there is &quot;show settings&quot; you have the EXIF data. The problem with software is that if i take the picture at iso 6400 or 12800 the details and DR are already lost and cannot be recovered..Pentax also has it's own utility but it may or may not be the best versus the new AI denoisers.The tripod is useful if i travel specifically for photography but otherwise i may not carry it with me.Also if i board planes or go long distances and mountain hikes i will not carry the tripod.I am also skinny guy.Basically i have to rely on shooting handheld most of times.Regarding autofocus now i think manual focus is the best way to go in my case.I do not have to worry about the camera autofocus system anymore.The fog plus nightime may push the autofocus system too far even for top of the line cameras..How is the Z6 mk1 camera ?[USER=63120]@tonye[/USER]&nbsp; suggested a zoom lens... Pentax has 18-250mm WR (weather resistant) lens but it is 3.5-6.3 aperture ... This is not a low light lens&nbsp; but it will do the job for daylight...Thank you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="myststars, post: 843081, member: 67748"] Until i figured out posting here you can click on the image and it will take you to flickr...On the right under the camera model there is "show settings" you have the EXIF data. The problem with software is that if i take the picture at iso 6400 or 12800 the details and DR are already lost and cannot be recovered..Pentax also has it's own utility but it may or may not be the best versus the new AI denoisers. The tripod is useful if i travel specifically for photography but otherwise i may not carry it with me.Also if i board planes or go long distances and mountain hikes i will not carry the tripod.I am also skinny guy.Basically i have to rely on shooting handheld most of times. Regarding autofocus now i think manual focus is the best way to go in my case.I do not have to worry about the camera autofocus system anymore.The fog plus nightime may push the autofocus system too far even for top of the line cameras.. How is the Z6 mk1 camera ? [USER=63120]@tonye[/USER] suggested a zoom lens... Pentax has 18-250mm WR (weather resistant) lens but it is 3.5-6.3 aperture ... This is not a low light lens but it will do the job for daylight... Thank you. [/QUOTE]

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