03-17-2015 02:03 PM
I'm new here. I have a Canon T3i. Two kit lenses came with it in a bundle...18-55mm, 55-250mm. I am considering getting the Canon 18-200mm. Would the Canon 18-200mm be a good choice to replace both lenses, or are there better choices to replace them with and keep the 18-200mm also?
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04-08-2015 11:50 AM
You don't want to set your jpg smaller. You want to set it to RAW.
Do you see all the photos in my sample are all RAW? Yet with out issue DPP wil make them u/l able jpg. You get the best of both worlds. Bite the bullett today and make the switch. No time like the present.
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04-08-2015 12:00 PM
Ok my friend I'll switch to RAW for my shots today. I'll have to try and tackle the software. Getting ready to get out now, be back later this eve. TO BE CONT LOL
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04-08-2015 06:54 PM
biggs, these pics are too small. I set PP to the settings you showed in your screenshot. But these are not RAW they're jpeg from yesterday. The settings you told me must have been for RAW. I'm going to try PP again with the pics I took today. I took todays pics in RAW=small jpeg. I converted from raw to jpeg in my camera. Hope they turn out Ok when I upload to my Pc.
04-08-2015 07:56 PM
These pics are all from the same park from different angles. I used PP and zoom browser, trial and error, till i got these uploaded. Thing is I don't remember the process I used to upload to pc. I'm sure I did'nt import these to PP, I could'nt figure out how to upload to PP. All these pics are jpegs converted from RAW in my camera, I set my camera to RAW+ S jpeg.. Tomorrow I'm going to use only Raw, and try to convert in PP. I still don't have the hang of this software. I'll try again and again I suppose till I get it right.
04-09-2015 10:30 AM - edited 04-09-2015 10:35 AM
Without seeing what your procedure is I can't help. But here goes an attempt.
Set the camera to the biggest RAW file, NO jpg. Do not let the camera do the conversion for you. There is no difference in shooting a normal jpg if you let the camera convert your RAW file! Does this not seem logical to you?
You want to do the converison yourself. That is the reason, the meaning for RAW plus the greater amount of picture info.
I when out yesterday, too.
All these guys wanted to do was show me their backsides! 200mm f11, 1/500, ISO 400 or about.
I love the shadows on the water and the wing tip almost dragging in the water.
04-09-2015 11:37 AM
nice pics. I'm going out again today and have already set my camera to RAW only. I had it set yesterday to RAW+S jpeg. And yea I converted in the camera. I will do the conversion today in PP. Will post some pics when I return. I will take the same park scenes, maybe different angles. It's a very nice park off the river. Alot of folks fish there, many just go to relax, read, or meditate. There's many weddings there and school events. I see other photographers there from time to time. Great place for nice shots.
The animals I posted was from the Zoo. All were jpeg though.
04-09-2015 11:46 AM
May I suggest, you take just a few? Any photo(s) will do and use them to learn the ins and outs of post processing.
On first glance, what you did u/l looks under exposed. You might want to check that but with RAW it isn't as important but you may as well get it as close as possibile.
04-09-2015 10:12 PM
Biggs, I will only upload a few, if that's what you mean. My pics are so small now, i can't see them well, can't enjoy them myself. I set PP to the setting you said......72 and the other number was 12. I still have my original pics on my SD card, so I will check those out. I am going to upload a few pics from PP and you can tell me what you think. It don't make since to go all the way to the park just to take a couple shots.
(On first glance, what you did u/l looks under exposed. You might want to check that but with RAW it isn't as important but you may as well get it as close as possibile)
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Alot of times when I set white balance to "sunshine", my pics have a washed out look. My pics are nice if I set WB to "shade" or "Cloudy". I told you my rebel did the same thing. And I noticed a post, put up recently, I lady I think has the same problem with under or over exposure. Did you see that post????
04-09-2015 11:59 PM
Can't upload, the pics are too big> I give up biggs. I been at this about 4 hrs.
04-10-2015 12:09 AM
Biggs I'm beat. I used the setting you said but every time I did the pics came out too small as they did yesterday. Also DPP won't start automatically, I had to start Zoom Browser in order to upload pics to DPP. Man, it took me a couple hrs. to figure this all out. And I had to connect my 60D to my Pc, via USB cord in order for Zoom Browser to reconize pics. I usually just put my SD card into my reader and upload my pics, always did it that way. But DPP needs Zoom browser and you have to connect camera via USB. Nothing like you said. Uploading 4 pics. 1st 2 with white balance set to "Sun". The 2nd 2 pics with white balamce set to "shade".
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