yes,, 3 days without an entry,, been out taking pictures,, 45Gigs so far,, but then this is with
the D800,, which is a memory hog.
After 3 days,, maybe about 750 shots, so about 250 per day,, which translates to about 10 rolls
of film,, and considering that I shot more extra shots than I shot in film,, would be maybe more
like 7 rolls of film for a whole day,, which would not be that high.
subjects galore,, being out West, so nice of a change from the snow/ice monochromatic world
that I left behind,
here is a shot.
so vibrant the air,, and the details the D800 can pick up,,, now this is reduced some, but still
a large image, so you can see the details. This my quick off the JPEG one,, I won't edit
RAWs until I am home.
but,, not sure if my Raw edit will be much better then my Jpeg one. which is my
answer to those that have to shoot only Raw. I like shooting dual mode
and edit first JPEGs,, see how they come out,, pick my favorites
and redo in RAW source,, and compare..
anyway,,,, time is ticking,,,,
the D800,, which is a memory hog.
After 3 days,, maybe about 750 shots, so about 250 per day,, which translates to about 10 rolls
of film,, and considering that I shot more extra shots than I shot in film,, would be maybe more
like 7 rolls of film for a whole day,, which would not be that high.
subjects galore,, being out West, so nice of a change from the snow/ice monochromatic world
that I left behind,
here is a shot.
so vibrant the air,, and the details the D800 can pick up,,, now this is reduced some, but still
a large image, so you can see the details. This my quick off the JPEG one,, I won't edit
RAWs until I am home.
but,, not sure if my Raw edit will be much better then my Jpeg one. which is my
answer to those that have to shoot only Raw. I like shooting dual mode
and edit first JPEGs,, see how they come out,, pick my favorites
and redo in RAW source,, and compare..
anyway,,,, time is ticking,,,,