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<blockquote data-quote="Viktor" data-source="post: 197387" data-attributes="member: 16683">Re: HelpSo here's a couple of pictures I took just to show up what I am talking about. [ATTACH]52205[/ATTACH]D5100 f/3.5 1/10 sec. ISO-400 (Cam #1)[ATTACH]52206[/ATTACH]COOLPIX P510 f/3 1/10 sec. ISO-400 (Cam #2)Both cameras are set to &quot;M&quot;. D5100 was auto-focused. Note the ugly yellowish shade with the D5100. Pictures are handheld - no tripod. Also I set the parameters for Picture Control Standard as directed. Big &quot;oh-by-the-way&quot;: I've been just 2 days with the D5100. It came yesterday and it was dark outside already and today has been cloudy so no chance of testing it out outside under bright sun to take the &quot;photoshop&quot; pictures. Now my question is: what is wrong here? Camera #1, Camera #2 or Cameraman? Thanks for all your insight!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Viktor, post: 197387, member: 16683"] [b]Re: Help[/b] So here's a couple of pictures I took just to show up what I am talking about. [ATTACH=CONFIG]52205._xfImport[/ATTACH] D5100 f/3.5 1/10 sec. ISO-400 (Cam #1) [ATTACH=CONFIG]52206._xfImport[/ATTACH] COOLPIX P510 f/3 1/10 sec. ISO-400 (Cam #2) Both cameras are set to "M". D5100 was auto-focused. Note the ugly yellowish shade with the D5100. Pictures are handheld - no tripod. Also I set the parameters for Picture Control Standard as directed. Big "oh-by-the-way": I've been just 2 days with the D5100. It came yesterday and it was dark outside already and today has been cloudy so no chance of testing it out outside under bright sun to take the "photoshop" pictures. Now my question is: what is wrong here? Camera #1, Camera #2 or Cameraman? Thanks for all your insight! [/QUOTE]

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