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chez wrote:
Rusty, should have used a Sony camera...those under exposed images would be a cake walk.
Actually, I should have raised my ISO with the falling light levels and didn't take notice to do so. That or used Auto ISO. My bad ... I wasn't planning to shoot any wedding pics, but the hired photographer bailed and the bride's father asked me if I could cover the rest rather unexpectedly, so I didn't quite have my game on as I could / would / should. I had more ISO headroom, I just failed to use it. Operator error, not camera deficiency.
I'll manage, though.
BTW, the photographer that bailed was using a Sony, and shot two hours worth of outdoor shots only (ceremony was about 20 minutes). She didn't take a single indoor image before she left. No cake, no dance, no bouquet, no nothin'.
I just happened to be the lucky one to catch the dagger in the dungeon.
DXO ... installed, and it prompted me to either use the email supplied code for "Essentials", or offered the 31 day trial of "Elite". I opted for the "Elite" trial.
Also, the fine print points out that if you do install the free version of "Essentials", it is NOT eligible for future upgrade (pricing). Just a point, in case someone might be thinking they could 1/2 step into "Elite" for less $$$.
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