Recent content by ba354

Yep, their RAW version looks terrible in comparison! I get this now and from what I understand DPP automatically applies all in-camera settings to the raw file upon opening so that would explain why the RAW images in DPP look so 'nice' from the off. Looks like I'll be shooting in RAW from now...

Thanks guys, Think I'm going to look for either a used Canon 430exII or a Nissin di622 which seems to be equally a well respected flash. Cheers :)

Yeah, that could possibly be the case i suppose. Reading the article makes it sound like these were untouched (straight out the camera) which raised the question to me. I was thinking that may be the case, any other free viewer I can test this theory in then (other than the DPP software I...

Really good link that, it really explains RAW in detail - Thanks :thumbs: Thanks so much for explaining that with images that you'd corrected, really helps a newbie like me to understand the extent of correction that can be applied in RAW. I would'nt of thought anything could have saved that...

Hi Phil, Thanks for replying, which Nissin model would be best to go for do you think (or have you had experience with)? Are there any other Brands/Models I should look at, are the Yongnuo a no go? Cheers

Hi Phil V/Dalegt4, Agreed, all great advice so thanks very much for responding. I totally get your comments but from my perspective the number 1 priority is that I want to get the best possible pictures out of my camera. Not fussed about the extra storage, nor the time taken to process them...

Hi all, I'm new to this forum and also DSLR photography! I've bought myself a Canon EOS 600d as my first beginner camera to learn with. I've since taken a few indoor (low light) images which I know would look far better if I wasnt relying on the tiny built-in flash. I'm aware of the Canon...

Hi everyone, Just bought my first ever Digital SLR camera which I'm really looking forward to using but have some newbie questions for you all please! I've bought myself a basic Canon EOS 600d with an 18-55mm EF-S IS2 (Kit lens) and also a 55-250mm EF-S IS2 telescopic lens to get me started...