07-07-2005, 00:12
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lobster - Irelands eye(Dublin)
A few lobster around, which was nice...that darn vis always seems to just about get in the way
  EXIF Information : 2005:07:03 12:05:04 18-55mm @ 25mm 1/200 sec, f/13 Mode: Manual Metering: Center-weighted average ISO: 100 AF mode: One-shot AF Drive: Single frame shooting White balance: Auto Flash: Off File size: 5,612KB Image size: 3072 x 2048 Color space: sRGB Saturation: Normal Sharpness: Normal Contrast: Low2 Tone: Normal
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08-07-2005, 14:53
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Nice one, but I have a question. What camera? Exif says no flash, auto white balance, but the image has vibrant reds. Are you using a filter or just a lot of playing in PS?
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08-07-2005, 15:04
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Its a Canon 300D. I use 2 external Inon z220 strobes. The strobes fire but whatever way the ikelite sync cord is wired, it doesnt register them firing in the exif information on the camera. This is common. No filters on camera.
I shot the picture in RAW format and in photoshop there is a whole dialoge box for raw pictures when its loaded in. Lots of settings to tweak, great fun indeed
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08-07-2005, 15:57
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That makes sense, just wondered if you knew some magic way of getting decent reds at depth in ambient light.
Out of interest, how long does the Canon take to write a RAW file? My new Olympus 7070 seems to take ages and I spent extra money on a fast Compact Flash card. Rob
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08-07-2005, 20:03
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No magic involved
 I just did a few speed tests with writing speed. 7 seconds was the write time. from pressing the shutter to the writing light stopped.
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