5Dsr Style Settings

[hvulpus]

Hi,

I am about to set off with my 5Dsr on a long shoot of Romanesque churches in France, with special focus upon the fineness of sculptural detail.  My goal is capturing both the sharpness of sculptural detail and the texture or feel of the stone.  I am, however, at somewhat of a loss when it comes to setting the Style.  I notice that among the various options of Auto, Standard, Portrait, Landscape, Fine Detail, Neutral, Faithful, there are subsettings of Sharpness and Contrast, Saturation, and Color Tone.  Under Sharpness there are the categories of Strength, Fineness, and Threshold.  Can anyone on the Forum or the Moderator from Canon explain what these three terms mean in terms of Sharpness? Or, can anyone suggest a custom Setting, as this, too, is possible.  I will be using a tripod and shooting at ISO 100, so no need to worry too much about noise.

Thank you so much.  Howard

[jrhoffman75]

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@hvulpus wrote:

Hi,

I am about to set off with my 5Dsr on a long shoot of Romanesque churches in France, with special focus upon the fineness of sculptural detail.  My goal is capturing both the sharpness of sculptural detail and the texture or feel of the stone.  I am, however, at somewhat of a loss when it comes to setting the Style.  I notice that among the various options of Auto, Standard, Portrait, Landscape, Fine Detail, Neutral, Faithful, there are subsettings of Sharpness and Contrast, Saturation, and Color Tone.  Under Sharpness there are the categories of Strength, Fineness, and Threshold.  Can anyone on the Forum or the Moderator from Canon explain what these three terms mean in terms of Sharpness? Or, can anyone suggest a custom Setting, as this, too, is possible.  I will be using a tripod and shooting at ISO 100, so no need to worry too much about noise.

Thank you so much.  Howard

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[shadowsports]

John ,

Great article. Thank you for posting.  👍