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So... I've been working quite hard to learn my new camera, all I can say for now is:
1. It's an amazing product
2. It's capable of some amazing results
3. Most of it's colour settings are not too much for my taste, I'm trying to keep colours as natural as possible for later editing .
4. Auto mode just doesn't give any sort of freedom and that is annoying
If anyone can tell me how to properly work with the auto HDR setting because it's really giving me a hard time, i can only enable it for the most specific of modes and that's not too functional.
Another thing is your recommendation, at the moment i'm shooting RAW which is really nice for not-moving objects. what should i do when shooting people?
Anyway, I hope everyone reading this is liking my latests and FINALLY I have a deviant ID - yey
1. It's an amazing product
2. It's capable of some amazing results
3. Most of it's colour settings are not too much for my taste, I'm trying to keep colours as natural as possible for later editing .
4. Auto mode just doesn't give any sort of freedom and that is annoying
If anyone can tell me how to properly work with the auto HDR setting because it's really giving me a hard time, i can only enable it for the most specific of modes and that's not too functional.
Another thing is your recommendation, at the moment i'm shooting RAW which is really nice for not-moving objects. what should i do when shooting people?
Anyway, I hope everyone reading this is liking my latests and FINALLY I have a deviant ID - yey
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Hello there !
Don't know if the question is still up to date, but yeah, you should shoot RAW format ALL the time, not only for still subjects. It gives definitely the greatest possibilities when editing the picture later on. And Doing so, you will not have to care anymore about any picture settings in your camera (colors, sharpening, color space, etc)
Have a great day !
Don't know if the question is still up to date, but yeah, you should shoot RAW format ALL the time, not only for still subjects. It gives definitely the greatest possibilities when editing the picture later on. And Doing so, you will not have to care anymore about any picture settings in your camera (colors, sharpening, color space, etc)
Have a great day !