Oh, yeah I recalled there was an updated Extreme Pro, but unable to find the link.

Any cheaper alternatives to the SU800? (don't reply built-in flash)

This post has been edited by FaezFarhan: Mar 21 2011, 01:28 PM

Will the price be cheaper? Or any free gifts? Going to get 35mm f1.8

Buahaha, i feel good now. Within this month i successfully converted 3 ppl to jumpship from canon.

somehow i feel funny when look at your statement with your avatar...Jesus Christ....
uploading my noob shot.. looks nice in D70s monitor but looks bad in monitor.
Had to re-adjust all colour... now my target skill is shoot until no need PP



This post has been edited by Agito666: Mar 21 2011, 04:17 PM

must be cause you used auto white balance right ???

ya you are right. auto white balance.
what most common white balance (and ISO) you guys set... just set that as base so emergency can straight snap.

For me mostly auto, cause up until now it's accurate in most conditions.

Sikit sikit "need" to upgrade lens already

Not steady lar u!

not sure my D70s "auto" system with kit lens is accurate or not
oh well i still have photoshop

N lens *winks winks*

N stands for Need.

Bro, if you're shooting still objects and have all the time, you can slowly adjust your camera, epecially the white balance, play with the lightings, flash, etc. If you're shooting event, you want to get it right in camera 100% without PP? It's godlike... (Edit: you can preset WB, but still, it's not 100% fooproof)

Shoot raw, you have more control over PP especially the WB.

This post has been edited by Andy214: Mar 21 2011, 04:36 PM

The best is shoot raw so you can change the white balance, picture control and other things later in your com. I use ViewNX 2 to do so. Just that raw files need big space

I just told them "Join the darkside....." while waving my hand.

its that easy huh?

When shooting RAW ... i notice once i imported into LR ...the color is not the same as i shoot it. Does LR do a basic editting first? I already set the white balance 'as-shot'.
Most of the times, my shot seems brighter/over-exposed once imported. I had to go and 'double click' each value to make it back to default. And clicking the auto tone just makes it under-exposed/darker ...

correcting the color and white balance again is very tricky ...
*i shoot products too. and corecting the the colors/whitebalance is important to me. i want them to look natural and the color matches the real item as much as possible.

This post has been edited by mmohdnor: Mar 21 2011, 04:49 PM

Wearing Dark Lord helmet, with red eyes (light) and red lightsaber (red ring), they'll be laughing at this statement made from Mr. Greenie

Just kidding

depends on my import source. if it's fresh from cf card: Copy and Add (to copy to HDD and add to catalog)

if it's from my HDD: Add.

No need DNG conversion for me as I'm highly unlikely to use/share the raw file with others.

All changes made to the Raw file are recorded and saved but still the raw file are left untouched so you can go back and forth through your steps.

Let's say if you shoot Vivid default mode, you can actually configure LR to apply Vivid processing to your image. It will look 99% similar to your LCD . But if you start tweaking saturation etc then it will look different...