On Sat, 04 Feb 2006 11:57:41 +0200, Veli Izzet <veli.izzet@xxxxxxxxx> wrote/replied to: >This relates to only RAW capture: > >As we can rather freely adjust tonality values in RAW decoders, would it be >better to use the tonality adjustments of RAW decoders and leave the ISO >setting of the Camera at the lowest value, or should we try to use the best >ISO setting in bortherline cases. > >I somewhat tend to use ISO100, and then maybe add up to two stops, instead >of using IS0 400 right at the start; and I wonder if this is a wise or dumb >thing to do. I start at ISO 400 and work up. Never seem to get enough light for less. I only bump up the exposure in post processing when I goofed up. Shoot it the best you can, then tweak it later. -- Jim Davis, Owner, Eastern Beaver Company: http://easternbeaver.com/ Motorcycle Relay Kits, Powerlet, Posi-Lock, Parts, Info, Photos K100RSes on both sides of the planet!
