Gene51
Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)
repleo wrote:
If I take a shot with my phone camera and process it on the phone with the Lightroom app, is it SOOC ? (Straight Out Of Camera). What if I use one of the Scene modes on my regular camera and the camera does the processing? My Sony has an app that allows me to set up three areas with different exposures and color temperatures in the same shot and blends them in-camera. Is that SOOC? Is it really any different to letting the camera process an Auto jpeg? What about in-camera lens correction or HDR?
Is letting some engineer in Japan determine how my image is supposed to look any more purist than me deciding how I want it to look?
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Polaroid is the only true SOOC. Everything else is processed to some degree. The more appropriate term for digital might be "straight conversion from raw not processed" or SCFRNP.
Delderby wrote:
The art of debate is to present an argument, often tongue in cheek, whether you agree with it or not.
Yes. I am new to this site 3-4 days. The one thing I have noticed is for some of the responders, just have to be plain nasty in some of their answers.
Gene51 wrote:
Polaroid is the only true SOOC. Everything else is processed to some degree. The more appropriate term for digital might be "straight conversion from raw not processed" or SCFRNP.
Please, Gene, can you find an acronym that's a little easier on the tongue....? π
Post deleted--meant to be a response to Lindaβs comment.
Gene51 wrote:
Polaroid is the only true SOOC. Everything else is processed to some degree.
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Wait until every parameter can be set in live view, THEN click the shutter.........
PERFECT!!!
SOOC ,means straight out of camera. The picture has not been post processed, 'not cooked' in any way.
My personal preference. Too many times I see a really great photo, but it's integrity is destroyed by PP.
The camera captures the initial file in RAW. Anything past that is processed, whether in-camera or some application.
--Bob
repleo wrote:
If I take a shot with my phone camera and process it on the phone with the Lightroom app, is it SOOC ? (Straight Out Of Camera). What if I use one of the Scene modes on my regular camera and the camera does the processing? My Sony has an app that allows me to set up three areas with different exposures and color temperatures in the same shot and blends them in-camera. Is that SOOC? Is it really any different to letting the camera process an Auto jpeg? What about in-camera lens correction or HDR?
Is letting some engineer in Japan determine how my image is supposed to look any more purist than me deciding how I want it to look?
If I take a shot with my phone camera and process ... (
show quote)
Linda From Maine wrote:
On UHH it means there will be 15 pages of meaningless arguments within 24 hours and nobody will be a better photographer when it's over. Sorry, Phil π€.
But there are only to pages so far. Maybe someone will have an idea that has never been presented.
Obviously, it means straight out of the camera. Take the picture, upload it to a computer, and there it is - straight out of the camera. No mystery. It doesn't matter what the camera does to it. If the camera did no processing, you'd have nothing but thousands of 1s and 0s.
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