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<blockquote data-quote="Curt" data-source="post: 10301" data-attributes="member: 165">The Touch up menu lets you manipulate images in-camera. The originals are unaltered. The D80 creates new versions of the images and saves them. It takes several seconds to chew on a file and save it once you've given the command.&nbsp; D80 is sneaky enough to know if a file was created with these trick modes, and often won't let you apply the same filter twice. You can concatenate different filters. new images are saved with a file number one more than the most recent image, and are prefaced with CSC, not DSC. The EXIF create time is unaltered, so you'll have to sort images by create time if you can. [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]This double-defect means that the file numbers of the newly created versions are scrambled from the originals. If you're playing with the most recent image the file numbers are close, but if you're playing with an earlier file, it's file number will be unrelated to the original. [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]By prefacing the file with CSC instead of DSC the modified files will sort differently than the originals.[/FONT][/FONT]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Curt, post: 10301, member: 165"] [FONT=Arial]The Touch up menu lets you manipulate images in-camera. The originals are unaltered. The D80 creates new versions of the images and saves them. It takes several seconds to chew on a file and save it once you've given the command. D80 is sneaky enough to know if a file was created with these trick modes, and often won't let you apply the same filter twice. You can concatenate different filters. new images are saved with a file number one more than the most recent image, and are prefaced with CSC, not DSC. The EXIF create time is unaltered, so you'll have to sort images by create time if you can. [LEFT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]This double-defect means that the file numbers of the newly created versions are scrambled from the originals. If you're playing with the most recent image the file numbers are close, but if you're playing with an earlier file, it's file number will be unrelated to the original. [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]By prefacing the file with CSC instead of DSC the modified files will sort differently than the originals.[/LEFT][/FONT][LEFT][/LEFT] [/FONT][/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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