Suggestions needed for purchasing accessories.
Apr 11, 2020 19:20:48 #
ehall123
Loc: From Philly live in Tucson
ClaudeS wrote:
Hi Earl I buy from Adorama mostly just out of habi... (show quote)
Hey Uncle! I know we talked about that before. I think I will look into buying used lenses as well. I think a monopod might be a good idea, tripods can be cumbersome.
Apr 11, 2020 19:21:31 #
ehall123
Loc: From Philly live in Tucson
burkphoto wrote:
You should be able to edit JPEGs, TIFFs, and send to external applications.
Be sure to read the manual, especially the parts about color management configuration.
Before you change color or brightness or contrast or any of those things, be sure your monitor is calibrated with a hardware and software kit (from X-Rite or Datacolor). Otherwise, prints could look wEiRd.
I haven't used Canons or DPP in a while, so if anyone here uses the current version, chime in...
Be sure to read the manual, especially the parts about color management configuration.
Before you change color or brightness or contrast or any of those things, be sure your monitor is calibrated with a hardware and software kit (from X-Rite or Datacolor). Otherwise, prints could look wEiRd.
I haven't used Canons or DPP in a while, so if anyone here uses the current version, chime in...
Thanks Burk!
Apr 11, 2020 19:23:48 #
ehall123
Loc: From Philly live in Tucson
thank you for the very informative post. I know the D5600 is on another level completely. Like I said, I think I have too much time on my hands lately :) I'm gonna stick with this starter T7 and see where it takes me. thanks again for all the good info!
Apr 11, 2020 19:40:25 #
ehall123
Loc: From Philly live in Tucson
We took a drive to lake Patagonia today just to get out, and of course I took the camera to practice. Not sure if it's ok to post pics here or in another thread, but anyway..here they are.
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