> > It's a D60 question.
> >
> > Apart from the obvious (e.g. setting a higher ISO speed, necessitates
> > altering the shutter/aperture for any given EV), I wondered what
> differences
> > in the image quality had been found when, for example, a picture
> > underexposed by one stop and "pushed one" in RIC, was compared with the
> same
> > image shot at one stop higher ISO.
> >
> > Does this make sense now?
> >
> > CraigZ

Original Message -----
From: "Steve Parrott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 11:03 PM
Subject: Re: EOS Raw exposure comp v. higher/lower ISO speed


> I *think* I know what you are getting at Craig, but I will just make a
quick
> statement as to what *I* do with my D60... and that is... I try to NEVER
> shoot at anything other than RAW mode at ISO 100.  I use Breeze Browser
for
> RAW conversion, and find the plus and negative 2 stops exposure
compensation
> to be more than adequate unless I have REALLY botched the photo.  I do not
> like the noise at even 200 ISO, anything above that is horrible to me.  My
> "dream" digital camera would be NOISE FREE at ALL ISO speeds... maybe
> someday.
> Steve

Steve,

Your workflow is the same as mine.

I'm a relative novice with digital, hence my question.

I guess I'll have to do some tests, but observations, so far, would suggest
that underexposing and then "pushing" in RIC increases contrast (same as
film) BUT has little or no effect on noise (unlike film grain).

So given a low contrast subject, a "one stop push" (sound familiar?) may
produce a better file?

I'm sure similar can be achieved in PhotoShop but I spend enough time at the
computer with this goddam list!!!!!

CraigZ

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