On Jan 24, 2007, at 1:30 PM, Peter Lacus wrote:

> Few more questions:
> 1. My camera is set to AdobeRGB color space. Does it matter when
> shooting to RAW? I think it shouldn't but...

Colorspace settings are only applied to the JPEG output (thumbnails,  
embedded previews, full capture format as desired, etc) after RAW  
conversion. If you are capturing in JPEG format and need the least  
amount of channel clipping for further editing, Adobe RGB is the way  
to go. If you're capturing JPEG and want the best results for  
printing directly from the camera, sRGB is the way to go.

> 2. Completely unrelated, but I'd like to hear about your  
> experiences. I
> bought  ultra fast Uniross AA charger complete with 4x AA 2100 NiMH
> accumulators. The charger can charge them in about 15 minutes and IMHO
> it's reasobably well specified - all channels are independent, it
> monitors delta U and temperature and even cools down accus during the
> recharging. However these accus did last just about 100 RAW pictures
> after first two charges, which is not very much and even manual states
> something about few hundreds of shots on one charge (but probably
> JPEGs). Is this normal with istDs?

Not normal for my *ist DS bodies. I have two sets of Power2000 NiMH  
AAs, rated 2400 mAh capacity, which come with a two channel fast  
charger. I've been using these two sets for over two years now. The  
charge to full from exhausted in about 90 minutes and generally  
return 600-800 exposures per full charge. I bought the set (charger  
and one set of four batteries) from B&H Photo for $28, second set of  
batteries cost me about $13 IIRC. I bought another set of NiMH no- 
name brand at Fry's Electronics, rated 2500 mAh, and they tend to  
last about the same when charged in the same charger.

By comparison, a set of Everready CRV3 or AA Lithium E2 disposables  
tends to run 1100-1300 exposures before being exhausted in these bodies.

Godfrey


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