Does anyone have any suggestions for a monitor calibration tool I have an iMac with the 5K retina screen, and a D 5300 Nikon camera if any of that makes any difference.and any or all of the features I should be looking for?
There are a lot of great responses some I've heard of others I have not will definitely have to look through my camera manual and take some classes and read more thanks again
Thank you, should I try like F3 .5 or start at say F 22 or somewhere in the middle and adjust the shutter speed, or perhaps go aperture priority only or shutter priority only
How does one shoot and set up their camera from say within a building and or cave to the outside light at lighted area. And vice versa. I realize there is a number of factors depth of field clarity etc. curious about all?
Great analogy, I say take some photos look at how many megabytes each photo takes and use this gentleman's math my photos on my D 5300 which is 24.3 megapixel's come out to about 8 MB on average, so we can all talk about what Ken will or won't be done but I think if you consider megapixels all that stuff just take photos divided in the math like the man says and you'll figure it out, that and how many photos you usually take a day because I have taken Close to 2000 in a day.
You're right I Must must be wrong as my megapixels are different than yours, but you guys are obviously better brighter and more qualified than myself so you should be able to do the math as well.
I purchased an iMac with a 1 TB hard drive, and uploaded my photos from my PC, and found that about 40.000 photos of JPEG is a terabyte, and that raw is usually takes up about five times more space then that of a JPEG photo shot in fine plus or minus, I now have close to 60,000 photos and have consumed almost 1.5 TB, and probably 55,000 we're shot JPEG fine.
I was there two years ago it's beautiful, if you're claustrophobic you might try the North Canyon as it is wider at the bottom and I was told it is best to be shot in mid day, if you choose the South Canyon as I did as that was the only time I had available its narrower at the bottom and it's best to be shot in the morning or the late afternoon.
Thank you that's The information I was looking for
My question wasn't concerning the video necessarily but the quality of a photo taken on a camera with 4K video capabilities. And if the photo quality would be of the higher quality/resolution of 4K compared to the standard 1080 x 780 I realize thats dpi. And I was interested in facts and specifications not necessarily what should and or could be The possible results. Do you have any idea where I might be able to find this information.
Hello all I have a question, will the photos taken on a camera with 4K video etc look the same as photo's taken on a non 4K camera? when printed will they look the same? are the 2 restricted and or constrained by the DPI of the printer and or computer or computer Monitor, As I have a Mac with a 5K retina Screen. Also how will this work with or without monitor calibration.