KhronoS
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Oct 8, 2007
- Messages
- 345
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- Location
- Romania, Galati
- Website
- www.constantinchirila.com
- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos OK to edit
Ok people, i understand. First of all I WASN'T PAID, the primary photographer didn't even used my photos )
Second off all when i'm paid i usually shoot raw. In this case i was 350km away from home, i didn't have even a way to recharge my batteries, but i managed to have backup batteries.
My aim was to get used to the settings and make the photos as good as i can in camera, so using raw or jpg was a little irrelevant to me.
I just wanted a solution to make the photos better white balanced in camera. I didn't wanted to edit the photos, although i have to thank JerryPH for the HUE tip, didn't knew that
I am perfectly aware of the RAW pros and the jpeg cons. More than 50% of my photos are made in RAW so i know how to work with it.
I feel like i'm being judged because i went to a wedding for which i wasn't paid, and shot in jpg instead of RAW.
Just needed some tips in how to work with WB so i obtain my best result, and i wanted to be sure that maybe it's something with my camera (yeah sounds weird but that what the primary photographer kept saying to me).
Thanks guys for the tips
I will definitly buy another card so that i can play with 750 RAW images
P.S. Ohh and JerryPH, i dind't mean to say that every nikonian is anti canon just wanted to say that the fellow photographer was a nikonian which hates canon )
Second off all when i'm paid i usually shoot raw. In this case i was 350km away from home, i didn't have even a way to recharge my batteries, but i managed to have backup batteries.
My aim was to get used to the settings and make the photos as good as i can in camera, so using raw or jpg was a little irrelevant to me.
I just wanted a solution to make the photos better white balanced in camera. I didn't wanted to edit the photos, although i have to thank JerryPH for the HUE tip, didn't knew that
I am perfectly aware of the RAW pros and the jpeg cons. More than 50% of my photos are made in RAW so i know how to work with it.
I feel like i'm being judged because i went to a wedding for which i wasn't paid, and shot in jpg instead of RAW.
Just needed some tips in how to work with WB so i obtain my best result, and i wanted to be sure that maybe it's something with my camera (yeah sounds weird but that what the primary photographer kept saying to me).
Thanks guys for the tips
I will definitly buy another card so that i can play with 750 RAW images
P.S. Ohh and JerryPH, i dind't mean to say that every nikonian is anti canon just wanted to say that the fellow photographer was a nikonian which hates canon )