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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 795552" data-attributes="member: 10038">yes,, 3 days without an entry,, been out taking pictures,,&nbsp;&nbsp; 45Gigs so far,, but then this is with the D800,, which is a memory hog.After 3 days,, maybe about 750 shots,&nbsp; so about 250 per day,,&nbsp; which translates to about 10 rolls of film,, and considering that I shot more extra shots than I shot in film,, would be maybe morelike 7 rolls of film for a whole day,, which would not be that high.subjects galore,,&nbsp; being out West,&nbsp; so nice of a change from the snow/ice monochromatic world that I left behind, here is a shot.[ATTACH]383846[/ATTACH] so vibrant the air,, and the details the D800 can pick up,,,&nbsp; now this is reduced some, but stilla large image, so you can see the details. This my quick off the JPEG one,, I won't edit RAWs until I am home. but,, not sure if my Raw edit will be much better then my Jpeg one. which is my answer to those that have to shoot only Raw.&nbsp; I like shooting dual modeand edit first JPEGs,, see how they come out,, pick my favoritesand redo in RAW source,, and compare.. anyway,,,, time is ticking,,,,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 795552, member: 10038"] yes,, 3 days without an entry,, been out taking pictures,, 45Gigs so far,, but then this is with the D800,, which is a memory hog. After 3 days,, maybe about 750 shots, so about 250 per day,, which translates to about 10 rolls of film,, and considering that I shot more extra shots than I shot in film,, would be maybe more like 7 rolls of film for a whole day,, which would not be that high. subjects galore,, being out West, so nice of a change from the snow/ice monochromatic world that I left behind, here is a shot. [ATTACH=CONFIG]383846._xfImport[/ATTACH] so vibrant the air,, and the details the D800 can pick up,,, now this is reduced some, but still a large image, so you can see the details. This my quick off the JPEG one,, I won't edit RAWs until I am home. but,, not sure if my Raw edit will be much better then my Jpeg one. which is my answer to those that have to shoot only Raw. I like shooting dual mode and edit first JPEGs,, see how they come out,, pick my favorites and redo in RAW source,, and compare.. anyway,,,, time is ticking,,,, [/QUOTE]

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