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Archive for December, 2007

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Question: How come my D50 nikonover exposed my outdoor pictures by 1 and one half stops?

I had to tweak the “under exposure ” manually to get normal pictures. 25% of my important pictures were “WAY” over, What is going on with Nikon? (Note: Also many of my people pictures skin looks red….Why?)
Nikon D50!! “Over exposes”

Answer: sorry its not the camera its the user – thats you

“a tradesman never blames his tools!”

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Question: Does anyone have an opinion about the Nikon D90? Professionals and semi-professionals, please.?

I'm coming from the Canon family, but I have endless blur Had problems, I am ready to switch to Nikon. I have several of Nikon's enough to have formed some opinions about Nikon in general. But I have never used a D90, So I'm surprised. . . Do you notice the same gray skin tones, the D300 produces? What about the graininess that the whole family tends to have generally Nikon? Both the D40 and D60 and the D70's old appear in any "missing" fill info or dark red areas with saturated pixels, you see any of this in the D90? And what can you say if clarity is blown over the image up to 100% it is still clear? Did it ever bother you that the ISO does not down to 100 and feel like you never sacrifice image quality, because it?

Answer: I have used Nikon equipment years for and I do not see the problems of which you speak. Frankly, it sounds like you need to be better educated in photography, before you start buying in short supply, and all new Transmission. If your white balance and exposure are correct, then any chromatic aberration or noise will all be together to a minimum, if not non-existent. It is fairly obvious as well that the latest series of Nikon DSLRs some of the lowest noise level in the ISO too high / low light conditions in the market now. Consider That in RAW recording and processing the RAW file is the way to go if it involved extensive reworking. Strong post a JPG file, even the establishment Artifacts and additional noise, because the jpg has to work only 8-bit value of information, where, how have the RAW files all over 12 to 16 bits, depending on the camera. If you not always acceptable results, then again – you may have and see not the transmission. Canon gear is also excellent. Pixel peeping is a different Subject. Looking at something at 100% magnification means very little for most people. It's a marketing hype as "more megapixels is better". When you print, It is important to recognize that distance to the subject of guidelines. If you are looking at a 20×30 print, standing 6 inches from closing it. Images of this size are made a distance of 6 m or more can be seen again.

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