Well, I got my shot in. Some of the best frames could have done with a bit of a crop (damn viewfinder not covering the frame), but I like the shot I put in.
I just went out and took a heap of shots
Got home and realized I had my camera set on RAW
Oh well good practice
Just have to go out and do it all again
Well, I got my shot in. Some of the best frames could have done with a bit of a crop (damn viewfinder not covering the frame), but I like the shot I put in.
Just make sure the naked bits are in frame and what difference does the rest make really.
Well, I got my shot in. Some of the best frames could have done with a bit of a crop (damn viewfinder not covering the frame), but I like the shot I put in.
Leroy, the 300D viewfinder doesn't cover the frame either.
I just went out and took a heap of shots
Got home and realized I had my camera set on RAW
Oh well good practice
Just have to go out and do it all again
I just went out and took a heap of shots
Got home and realized I had my camera set on RAW
Oh well good practice
Just have to go out and do it all again
whats wrong with shooting in raw?
This challenge is under the minimal editing ruleset - see the main forums page - RAW isn't allowed.
Anyway, I find I am doing more edits on a minimum editing challenge than I do on basic. Of course, this time I basically start from scratch with each edit :-)
Anyway, I find I am doing more edits on a minimum editing challenge than I do on basic. Of course, this time I basically start from scratch with each edit :-)
Going back in time with names? I like it. Stability above all else :)
I just went out and took a heap of shots
Got home and realized I had my camera set on RAW
Oh well good practice
Just have to go out and do it all again
Canon Raws have an embedded JPEG that should be good enough for the challenge. You just need a program to extract it. Breezebrowser does it, as do others.
I just went out and took a heap of shots
Got home and realized I had my camera set on RAW
Oh well good practice
Just have to go out and do it all again
Canon Raws have an embedded JPEG that should be good enough for the challenge. You just need a program to extract it. Breezebrowser does it, as do others.
I use Breezebrowser but have never used that feature. It says it will store the EXIF and time stamp info to the JPG that it extracts but would that be considered an original for DPC purposes? I just wonder if doing that way may give off the impression it was altered and thus viewed as being tampered with.
no wonder i could never find the JPEG files and why i couldn't figure out how to capture just a RAW file...
Originally posted by nshapiro:
Canon Raws have an embedded JPEG that should be good enough for the challenge. You just need a program to extract it. Breezebrowser does it, as do others.
