Great pictures and beautiful colors. Did you use in camera simulation and if so, may I ask which one. I just bought my first Fuiji (x100v) and this is all kind of new to me.
To folks who only shoot JPGs, what ISO do you use? I have always been the "post-process" guy but I want to see if I can make my life a bit easier by using JPGs most of the time. I read somewhere that ISO640 provides the most dynamic range for JPGs. How true is that?
nepali wrote:
To folks who only shoot JPGs, what ISO do you use? I have always been the "post-process" guy but I want to see if I can make my life a bit easier by using JPGs most of the time. I read somewhere that ISO640 provides the most dynamic range for JPGs. How true is that?
I have my recipes set to DR400, which is ISO 500 (thanks to new lower base ISO) on the VI.
RoamingScott wrote: nepali wroteTo folks who only shoot JPGs, what ISO do you use? I have always been the "post-process" guy but I want to see if I can make my life a bit easier by using JPGs most of the time. I read somewhere that ISO640 provides the most dynamic range for JPGs. How true is that?I have my recipes set to DR400, which is ISO 500 (thanks to new lower base ISO) on the VI.
Thanks. These were shot with Nostalgic Neg, that I don’t think your 100V has.
jarrett1971 wrote:
Great pictures and beautiful colors. Did you use in camera simulation and if so, may I ask which one. I just bought my first Fuiji (x100v) and this is all kind of new to me.