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<blockquote data-quote="VTJäger" data-source="post: 51078" data-attributes="member: 9270">Hi all,I'm brand new to the DLSR world and just got a D3100 a week or two ago. I've read the manual, and I have been lurking around here just reading the tips and posts that I thought might be helpful. I'm still learning about ISO, F/stop and aperture and how they all interconnect, etc. That being said, I went to the National Cherry Blossom festival this past weekend and took some pictures. Some are good, others not so much but I've found that some images look a little &quot;washed out&quot; I fixed this in Light room 4 but would like to know how to get the camera to take pictures like that instead of having to compensate in Light room. I have a before and after shot of one picture. Can anyone tell me if this is possible? or am I expecting too much?[ATTACH]9558[/ATTACH]Here is the EXIF data for the original which was output as NEF:[ATTACH]9559[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VTJäger, post: 51078, member: 9270"] Hi all, I'm brand new to the DLSR world and just got a D3100 a week or two ago. I've read the manual, and I have been lurking around here just reading the tips and posts that I thought might be helpful. I'm still learning about ISO, F/stop and aperture and how they all interconnect, etc. That being said, I went to the National Cherry Blossom festival this past weekend and took some pictures. Some are good, others not so much but I've found that some images look a little "washed out" I fixed this in Light room 4 but would like to know how to get the camera to take pictures like that instead of having to compensate in Light room. I have a before and after shot of one picture. Can anyone tell me if this is possible? or am I expecting too much? [ATTACH=CONFIG]9558._xfImport[/ATTACH] Here is the EXIF data for the original which was output as NEF: [ATTACH=CONFIG]9559._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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