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 02/10/2006 08:09:15 AM · #1
what processing parameter do you Rebel users have your camera set at; 1, 2, Adobe RGB or maybe you have a customized one?
Please tell!!!
 02/10/2006 08:34:13 AM · #2
Mine is set to 1 most of the time
 02/10/2006 08:34:58 AM · #3
2 i believe
 02/10/2006 08:38:15 AM · #4
Mine is on a custom set with everything at 0. I can't remember why I set it that way, and I think I'm going to change it because I hate having to post process to get a decent snapshot.

If I were to do something that I wanted to be able to control really thoroughly, I would probably use my custom set.

I think I'm going back to 1. Thanks for reminding me to check.
 02/10/2006 09:30:37 AM · #5
I was just reading about the parameters in a book.
It desrcibes each setting:

Parameter 1-this default parameter produces images with vivid color and slightly higher sharpness—a good choice if you regularly print images directly from your camera.

Parameter 2-This parameter offers less saturation, contrast, and slightly less sharpness, and, therefore, it gives you more editing headroom later as you edit images on the computer.

Adobe RGB-This is the third parameter, and it offers the widest color range. It is the choice for advanced and professional photographers who edit their images for custom or commercial printing. Images taken with this parameter have much more subdued color, saturation and sharpness than images taken with parameter 1.

02/10/2006 11:43:25 AM · #6
Zero parameters.
I shoot RAW 95% of te time, so changing them wouldn't do much good anyway.
 02/10/2006 11:53:46 AM · #7
Usually 1
 02/10/2006 11:57:45 AM · #8
1
and i usually up the sat in PS anyway.
I tried putting the params on 0 and well, i like 1 better.

I am shooting more and more in RAW, so it doesn't matter as much.
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