Other than moving the white balance and iso settings,
the camera is set up the same as the fellow i bought
it from,had.For the most part the corrections made are
what i would consider minor,or about what a lab might
do to help in the brightness/contrast aspect for us
who use labs.(I make this statement however,still not
knowing the camera or all its idiosyc's just yet)
I find so far that a little twiq of the brightness and some
sharpening is all that is needed to gain a nice print,which
at a show takes about 2-3 min plus printing.Some of the faces
need to be lightened just because the helmuts shade the face's
in any angle used.
So far i've used this camera in 2 SMALL shows with success.I dont't
plan on becoming an employer of 100's ,but for a small
weekend support job - so far so good.I'll post some samples in a while
Cesar.
Dave
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From: "Matamoros, Cesar A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 14:23:50 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: OT: digital pleasures
I have been
very happy with the outputs of the CoolPix I have. �I would not enjoy
having
to edit (correct) the majority if not all of the images a camera
produces.
I have talked to a few photo journalists with D1s and they have
stated that
their workload has increased due to the processing before submitting
the
shot. �
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