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06/16/2005 06:19:42 PM · #1 |
| How does one change the parameters on the Canon D20 to be the same as the Rebel 300D? |
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06/16/2005 06:23:55 PM · #2 |
I don't know... but I also don't understand why you would want to?
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06/16/2005 06:51:04 PM · #3 |
i imagine it would depend on what parameter settings from the 300d you are trying to mimic...
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06/16/2005 06:51:54 PM · #4 |
shoot with all the settings at zero, and shoot in RAW...
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06/16/2005 08:32:33 PM · #5 |
Don't forget to hit it with a hammer a few times too.
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06/16/2005 10:58:16 PM · #6 |
There was a thread yesterday or the day before that a thumb/link to a chart from the Canon site that shows how the various settings on their different models line up. From memory I'd say that the default on 300D would equal one step above the default on 20D, but I'm not positive. Can anyone find the chart I'm thinking of?
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06/16/2005 11:07:29 PM · #7 |
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06/16/2005 11:38:39 PM · #8 |
Tha's the one, Thanks Andy.
My memory was faulty. According to the chart the Rebel and the 20D are the same in regards to parameters.
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06/17/2005 12:58:21 AM · #9 |
Originally posted by artvet:
How does one change the parameters on the Canon D20 to be the same as the Rebel 300D? |
Ahhh, but you need to be more specific. The rebel has a default setting and other settings, and then of course you can make custom settings...
Parameter 1 is default :
Contrast, sharpness and color sat are all +1.
Parameter 2 everything is set to 0.
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06/17/2005 03:20:05 AM · #10 |
Thanks for help. My friend Jack asked me to help him to set his D20 the way he could take snapshots ready to print or for on screen sideshow like his wife Ella produces from her 300D with the default setting. Everything started after 3 of us reviewed pictures we took on our recent trip. Ella and Jack compared their pictures straight from cameras, and her pictures were nicer to look at. I explained to Jack that his pictures are as good or better then Ella's but they need a touch of processing. Personally I never share unprocessed pictures and I enjoy playing with my photos in PS before showing them, but Jack doesn't want to spend extra time for pictures he thinks are just snapshots, and this is why I asked the original question.
soup: I am thinking about starting to shoot with RAW, but it is difficult to change the habit and enter new area you don't know well. I had a similar problem with switching from “Picture It” to PS cs. Now I cannot believe that I had PS for almost 6m and I didn’t use it for so long .
riot: Please explain your technique. Did you have to hit your head first to have better results? |
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