Ronaldo
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Aug 28, 2010
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- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos OK to edit
1) Raw
What camera settings impact the raw image. I know it includes shutter speed and f-stop. I would also assume it includes ISO setting. Anything else? For example, noise reduction, active d-lighting, white balance, etc - - I would assume all of these do not affect the raw image. I have read through the manual, but this is still not all that clear to me: which settings affect the raw image?
2) Focusing
If you are shooting a static image (i.e., non-moving), do you need more than one focus point? With a static image, don't you just use the center point, pick what you want to focus on using that center point, hold the shutter down, then frame the shot, and release the shutter. I suppose depending on the distance to the desired object some parallax type problem could occur (when you rotate your body to re-frame the picture). But leaving that aside for the moment, why would you need more than one focus point (again, assuming a static picture).
thanks
What camera settings impact the raw image. I know it includes shutter speed and f-stop. I would also assume it includes ISO setting. Anything else? For example, noise reduction, active d-lighting, white balance, etc - - I would assume all of these do not affect the raw image. I have read through the manual, but this is still not all that clear to me: which settings affect the raw image?
2) Focusing
If you are shooting a static image (i.e., non-moving), do you need more than one focus point? With a static image, don't you just use the center point, pick what you want to focus on using that center point, hold the shutter down, then frame the shot, and release the shutter. I suppose depending on the distance to the desired object some parallax type problem could occur (when you rotate your body to re-frame the picture). But leaving that aside for the moment, why would you need more than one focus point (again, assuming a static picture).
thanks