Thanks for the link,appreciate it,later will look on it at my local shop
You mean your sharpness at your LCD same with your computer monitor? I saved in SRGD but previously i using normal image quality now using fine image quality but still not as sharp as the lcd screen shown in the camera
I shoot in sRGB =[

for sharpness issue , anything will looks sharp in tiny LCD screen...especially D70s super small lcd screen and looks sharp for everything

to make sure no regret with your shooting, kindly zoom to over 100% in camera first before you leave your shooting subject...

and they were talking colour profile, not sharpness XD

Should not have an issue with that since you're shooting with JPEG.

Some color profile tends to look sharper due to the contrast

This post has been edited by celciuz: Feb 2 2012, 05:05 PM

Thanks for the tips,will try on it next time
yea JPEG normal

so what can I do to make sure the sharpness of the camera lcd screen and computer is almost same

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This is a image that taken with JPEG NORMAL.

The image I saw at the LCD screen the sharpness is ok,but afterward transfer to computer,the picture become like this

This post has been edited by NecroPhilia: Feb 2 2012, 05:10 PM

Don't see any abnormality, just washed out colors.

How can I fix it?

Increase contrast in photoshop/lightroom etc.

Thanks for the info. By the way,how to take a photo without the colour washout effect because the photo when i see on the camera lcd screen,it was sharp

lcd screen of cos sharp, so small.

if u shoot in jpg, go find picture control in ur menu...got adjustments for contrast etc.
else just do in photoshop, or buy better lenses

Just bought the camera,no fund to buying new lenses at the moment.Is 18-55 really that bad?

not bad, but better lenses have better contrast etc.
again, nothing photoshop cannot do.

your LCD screen so tiny of course everything nice lar... that's why once see on desktop LCD/LED screen all the flaws come out..

You could either set the contrast and camera within the camera itself by choosing various modes... or buy a better glass

doesn't have any idea with photo editing especially with pro editing software like adobe photoshop or lightroom

then do it on camera.
look for picture control and boost it abit.

ur camera LCD is much better than ur monitor

Yea~ My monitor is quite old. no budget on monitor after bought the camera And if got budget,I will buy a macro lens or zoom lens rather than a better LCD monitor

Anyway,the photo that posted at [PIC-A-Day Thread] Post your daily shots here! V8,do they editing their photo? or just posted without any editing because their photo really very nice

99.9% edited! hahaha

what u can do, calibrate ur monitor. after calibration, what u seen, is what u print!
and also no need to bother with ur lcd worst than monitor or else coz the color u seen in monitor is what u gonna get when printed!

uit ise, how to properly calibrate the LCD eh?
guys, anyone remember back in the days there were 1 chinese ebook about posing for female which sold for about rm50. is there any way to get them now? or is there any other better option?

the camera LCD? i dont think u can calibrate it la bro~

Not entirely correct.
You also have to input the color profile of your lcd to the printer to match the color.