yesterday I spent a few hours using both cameras, I am trying to dial in the JPEGs to come out the same, but still
finding the 810 a bit colder, even set a vivid, Interesting how Nikon shifts the color tone from model to model.
One of the factors I enjoy on my 800 is how rich the pictures are,, almost matched my old D80 or D200 CCD sensor.
I always wonder how camera changes from camera to camera. since electronic sensors are process sensitive.
but enjoying the 810 outside on a nice warm day
unfortunately,, my Adobe cannot process the new raw of the 810,,, and I am NOT signing up to the
new cloud CS whatever,, I am happy with my CS6, so going to stick with the JPEGs for
my comparison between the two.
I will say, that so far the 810 has been nailing the JPEGs,, really nice
white balance, and color tones. So,, have not yet been tempted
to use the RAW.
I'll see if I can update my NX2 for 810,, grrr,, every time I get a new
Nikon model, my software is broken for the RAWs. such a pain.
since this is a rental, I am sure and the heck not going to goo crazy updating
software.
finding the 810 a bit colder, even set a vivid, Interesting how Nikon shifts the color tone from model to model.
One of the factors I enjoy on my 800 is how rich the pictures are,, almost matched my old D80 or D200 CCD sensor.
I always wonder how camera changes from camera to camera. since electronic sensors are process sensitive.
but enjoying the 810 outside on a nice warm day
unfortunately,, my Adobe cannot process the new raw of the 810,,, and I am NOT signing up to the
new cloud CS whatever,, I am happy with my CS6, so going to stick with the JPEGs for
my comparison between the two.
I will say, that so far the 810 has been nailing the JPEGs,, really nice
white balance, and color tones. So,, have not yet been tempted
to use the RAW.
I'll see if I can update my NX2 for 810,, grrr,, every time I get a new
Nikon model, my software is broken for the RAWs. such a pain.
since this is a rental, I am sure and the heck not going to goo crazy updating
software.