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THIS POLL is like, "Soooo, which would you prefer on a hot day: A, a cold, frosty mug of root beer? Or B) An empty pop can with some sand in the bottom of it?
This poll has an ulterior motive. I'm just keeping my powder dry until more folks have a chance to vote. Then all will be revealed.
Nice. I was thinking it was somehow related to the white balance settings (auto for #1, manual for #2).
So......... for all those in the 'get-it-right-in-the-camera' camp....... you'd still be happy with version B now? And how many who voted are ardent 'get-it-right-in-the-camera' adherents?
.........so to answer your question, I voted for A, but I really don't know what camp I belong to. I would say maybe the 'get it right in camera, while shooting raw, and doing my own editing and adjustments' camp?
So......... for all those in the 'get-it-right-in-the-camera' camp....... you'd still be happy with version B now?
So......... for all those in the 'get-it-right-in-the-camera' camp....... you'd still be happy with version B now?
I don't think that's generally what's meant by getting it right in camera. What you're describing could be done as a batch job on every photo shot that day with a few simple clicks. NOT getting it right in camera may require layers, dodging and burning, etc, which is something that can't be done as a batch across all files. NOT getting it right in camera may also include inconsistent exposures and WB from file to file, also making it impossible to do as a batch job. The only difference between your A and B is that your desktop processor edited the RAW data rather than your camera processor.