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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 435071" data-attributes="member: 13090">I totally understand where you're coming from and it's a difficult thing to explain but I think camera's at the D800 level are geared toward a different way of thinking about photography. I have my U1/U2 set for JPG and RAW for the rare times I want/need to shoot JPG but more to the point, I don't categorize my settings. I shoot in Manual and I want access to critical settings that offer creative control and I want that control to be fast and easy because even if I'm shooting BIF's I may be shooting them under vastly different conditions rendering the concept of assigning, say, U1, as my &quot;BIF Settings&quot; unnecessary. I guess what I'm saying is, I'm so constantly changing my camera's settings to accommodate the exact circumstances I'm shooting under at any specific moment that the idea of banking settings would just be a waste of time. .... </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 435071, member: 13090"] I totally understand where you're coming from and it's a difficult thing to explain but I think camera's at the D800 level are geared toward a different way of thinking about photography. I have my U1/U2 set for JPG and RAW for the rare times I want/need to shoot JPG but more to the point, I don't categorize my settings. I shoot in Manual and I want access to critical settings that offer creative control and I want that control to be fast and easy because even if I'm shooting BIF's I may be shooting them under vastly different conditions rendering the concept of assigning, say, U1, as my "BIF Settings" unnecessary. I guess what I'm saying is, I'm so constantly changing my camera's settings to accommodate the exact circumstances I'm shooting under at any specific moment that the idea of banking settings would just be a waste of time. [COLOR="#FFFFFF"].... [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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