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moonraker
22-01-2009, 14:59
I have been looking at the Optimize Image menu on my New Nikon D80 and the default settings for image sharpening,tone compensation ,saturation and hue is set to auto.
My question is do most people keep them set on the default auto setting or do you set them to normal or any of the other settings.I am looking to get the best performance I can.
thank you for your help and advice in advance
Neil
andy_fozzy
22-01-2009, 15:00
Are you shooting in RAW or JPEG?
I ask because if it's RAW, it won't make any difference!
moonraker
22-01-2009, 15:04
Are you shooting in RAW or JPEG?
I ask because if it's RAW, it won't make any difference!
I am shooting in RAW
Tulipone
22-01-2009, 15:11
I think that all settings in camera are only applied to jpg rather than RAW. If you shoot in RAW there is no point in changing.
Chris
andy_fozzy
22-01-2009, 16:12
I am shooting in RAW
;)
As Chris says, doesn't make any difference in RAW.
moonraker
22-01-2009, 19:01
Thanks all for your help:thumbs:
davekiddle
22-01-2009, 19:09
I think that all settings in camera are only applied to jpg rather than RAW. If you shoot in RAW there is no point in changing.
Chris
Actually, not quite true. If you use Nikon Capture NX as your post-processing software, your in camera settings will be applied to the RAW file.
moonraker
22-01-2009, 19:18
Actually, not quite true. If you use Nikon Capyure NX as your post-processing software, your in camera settings will be applied to the RAW file.
At the moment Iam using viewNX would it best putting the camera settings to normal ?
I've always left mine as default/normal. Best to play with these settings at the PP stage IMO!
andy_fozzy
22-01-2009, 22:29
Actually, not quite true. If you use Nikon Capyure NX as your post-processing software, your in camera settings will be applied to the RAW file.
That's interesting, and good to know Dave :thumbs:
Tulipone
22-01-2009, 22:46
Actually, not quite true. If you use Nikon Capyure NX as your post-processing software, your in camera settings will be applied to the RAW file.
Did not know that either. Thanks.
Chris
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