heres a shot taken with my new D300 recently
im very happy with the color reproductions of the D300 and have no regrets that i switched over from EOS 40D
I can now print images directly off from camera confidently, which is something I cant do back then.

thanks for the compliments, but im not worthy.

harry : im always on sRGB, as for cam image settings, its always down to standard settings. nothing tweaked.

jolipoli - lol. im a freelance basis photog. ive used 40D extensively together with loads of canon lenses range. so i believe i do have the knowledge on whats good, whats ok, and whats bad on both cams. and let me put it this way - there are ups and downs of both cams (the 40D and D300). and unfortunately the answer i have for 40D is to quit from canon and go on over with nikon, especially when D3/D300 is out, when noise is no longer an issue where canon always thrive in.

i doubt its much about being a brand fanboy. its much more about how i can cut down on PP time and spend those precious hours doing marketing and make more moolah out of it. And this, I find the D300 helps a lot.

anyway here's another pic. love the UW lens
shot taken at cyberview lodge resort & spa
shot in available light, which was late evening sun...and shaded by canopies of trees



This post has been edited by jayhan1978: Jun 4 2008, 11:57 AM

did a quick and short photoshoot and heres one of the output

D300+17-55mm f2.8
1/200sec
f8
ISO200

aisey link wrong liao previous post. here's the ok one.

either reflect or diffuse also can.
just depends on which kinda effect you are after

no this is not straight out from cam
this is PP'ed
however the bottom part darker can actually be achieved (and in fact this photo originally is darker at bottom) by controlling light spill