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DSLR / D7000 Newbie with some questions
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<blockquote data-quote="bmilcs" data-source="post: 305919" data-attributes="member: 24815"><p>I was shooting in RAW, but I'm very early in the game and decided to swap to JPEG for dumping them on my HD without eating up my available storage. I should pick up another storage device dedicated to photography because right now, I am working with 40 or so gb - and I was filling this up FAST. When I capture shots, I shoot in bursts of 3-5 at a time. I am still developing a steady hand.</p><p></p><p>As far as post production, I mess around in Lightroom - contrast, shadows, crop, sharpen. I struggle with white balance because I don't use a gray card and simply don't know how to find it otherwise. I would love tips as far as that goes.</p><p></p><p>Any suggestions or feedback is greatly appreciated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bmilcs, post: 305919, member: 24815"] I was shooting in RAW, but I'm very early in the game and decided to swap to JPEG for dumping them on my HD without eating up my available storage. I should pick up another storage device dedicated to photography because right now, I am working with 40 or so gb - and I was filling this up FAST. When I capture shots, I shoot in bursts of 3-5 at a time. I am still developing a steady hand. As far as post production, I mess around in Lightroom - contrast, shadows, crop, sharpen. I struggle with white balance because I don't use a gray card and simply don't know how to find it otherwise. I would love tips as far as that goes. Any suggestions or feedback is greatly appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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