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>> The world's best light meter is right on your camera. It's called the
>> histogram. But I also think that the world's best color filters are in your
>> digital post processor... no quick-connect filter device required.
>
>Not for flowers and other subjects that can go out of gamut during the
>raw conversion process.
>
Aye, there's the rub. And it's not just flowers. As I found back in the
lengthy thread about digital B&W, these digital cameras are making adjustments
to what is recorded instead of recording what we are seeing, as would a film
camera. The result of that is I now only take colour photos, correcting for
the overall light temperature with 81 or 82 series filters so that the camera
is less apt to make corrections by way of its "opinions", especially with B&W.
Chris
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
- Hunter S. Thompson
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