settings to recommend for a overcast...

[SCraig]

Last one to post before KmH sees it and closes it again WINS!

 

[mishele]

You can't! IT'S CLOSED!

****.....my bad!!!

 

[o hey tyler]

****.....my bad!!!

Lockfail

 

[pgriz]

OOOh! OOOOh! OOOOh! The forbidden area is not locked up! Where's my spray can?

 

[charlie76]

no image for charlie

 

[pixmedic]

Can i play in the closed thread too??

 

[cgipson1]

To quote a now nameless former Official fire photographer, "I NOW Close this THREAD! IT IS CLOSED!"



lol!

 

[o hey tyler]

Damn this is still open?

 

[pixmedic]

Apparently so

 

[mishele]

 

[2WheelPhoto]

Try Program mode, ISO 100, Shoot Raw, Use DPP (came with the camera) to process it. In DPP adjust WB and Saturation to get the color and warmth you might be looking for.

Post an example of what you have

Personally, I've never understood using Manual mode for normal shooting with adequate light. Sure there are times to use it. For most situations you still end up taking advantage of the cameras metering system to get close to the setting you want.

^^^classic internet advice right there, it even applies today

 

[KmH]

I hate it when that happens.