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<blockquote data-quote="eurotrash" data-source="post: 51374" data-attributes="member: 9237"><p>Here's my humble suggestions.</p><p></p><p>Get into the custom white balance settings and change them around to B2 (that is, blue hue, +2 saturation)</p><p>Get into the custom sharpness settings, change them around to +6.</p><p>Get that 35mm and shoot with NO FLASH. Flash washes out faces and makes people look...odd.</p><p>Set your camera to aperture priority mode and shoot with f1.8.</p><p>Set your ISO to 800.</p><p>Set your white balance accordingly.</p><p>Set your metering mode to Matrix.</p><p></p><p>Also, set up your viewer to look at the histogram. This will tell you if your exposure is too dark or light.</p><p>Should work out well. Always does for me with these settings or something near them... YMMV of course.:smug:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="eurotrash, post: 51374, member: 9237"] Here's my humble suggestions. Get into the custom white balance settings and change them around to B2 (that is, blue hue, +2 saturation) Get into the custom sharpness settings, change them around to +6. Get that 35mm and shoot with NO FLASH. Flash washes out faces and makes people look...odd. Set your camera to aperture priority mode and shoot with f1.8. Set your ISO to 800. Set your white balance accordingly. Set your metering mode to Matrix. Also, set up your viewer to look at the histogram. This will tell you if your exposure is too dark or light. Should work out well. Always does for me with these settings or something near them... YMMV of course.:smug: [/QUOTE]
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