Any Honda fans here?


I am Honda NSX Concept by CY Pixels, on Flickr

I want to buy this when I am rich

I was not invited~ hehe limited seat available baaaa

Detailed view of the NSX Concept's front + wheel by CY Pixels, on Flickr

Slurp...

Goodnight


Corina by colinleezl, on Flickr

Honda, the power of DREAMsssss zzzz

You can't.. yup the screen colour is not accurate.. I think is more vivid as compared to the original photo. when I export it out to my desktop, the colour tend to be more pale.. however it can be fixed via lightroom with raw..

Found this fella in my toilet yesterday night, long time no take jumping spider shots already

You mean you shoot in RAW (NEF), then when transfer to PC what do you view it with? Lightroom?

One explanation could be that Picture Styles is used in the camera. LR does not recognise Picture Styles that the Nikon body applies to the NEFs. So when you use LR or PS for that matter, everything except the WB is not recognised.

hi peeps.. long time no here liao



This post has been edited by teetaatee: Dec 9 2013, 02:33 PM

Saddddddd... I'll just stick to my Toyota Myvi then

Awesome shot bro, very sharp and detailed~~
Did you change the colors of the eyes? How come green one? haha

Long time on see bro

Awesome shot hehe~
Shooting wedding?

Ya lol... thanks

I view it with lightroom..

I never use picture styles... in fact I never use the white balance, I just auto. Just that when I view it on the screen the purple is nice, but view in lightroom the purple is like 15% more pale than the screen. Using Dell U2412M, colour representation of the monitor should be very close to original.

View with CaptureNX or ViewNX and see if its still different or not. Its like what jchue73 explained earlier, does it happen with JPEG as well?

ps. even the WB is approximate only :S

Jpeg is ok... hmm later try with capturenx/view nx and see how..


This post has been edited by jepertine90: Dec 9 2013, 08:20 PM

Camera screen/LCD is small and brighter, when view in PC Monitor, depending what monitor, the brightness will be less 'oomph'. Something like you view photo in your phone, you adjust the brightness to max and low. On LCD/LED, viewing angles can affect too.

By default, there's already picture styles.
In your camera, by default it may apply "Standard" picture styles.
When you import into lightroom, it will apply Adobe's standard color profiles (or picture styles).
You can change it to "Camera Standard" to match your Camera's color profile (or picture styles), but may not be 100% match unless you're using Nikon's ViewNX or CaptureNX.

Night Spider Spam!

Carrhotus viduus ♂ by PF T.J., on Flickr

Corina by colinleezl, on Flickr

This shot is nice, though can be a bit lower~
Keep it up

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Dec 10 2013, 01:21 PM