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feel free to critique.

http://www.nikonaustralia.com/gallery/F ... ose_041204

I finally decided it was time to start shooting in RAW. And I have to say this... if you don't already... do it! The amount of control and quality you have over a shot is astounding.

I hope you enjoy my first attempt at processing RAW.

Cheers

Very nice macro pics, xerubus!
You'll get all of them by shooting RAW and I'm 100% in RAW with all 3 cam bodies, I forgot how to switch the camera back to JPEG
I just shoot and NC will help me once I backed my base.

thanks for the kind words...

i took 2 shots of each subject today.. one in raw.. and the other in jpg... all raw shots are obviously the winners and it is amazing the difference it makes.

xerubus wrote:thanks for the kind words...

i took 2 shots of each subject today.. one in raw.. and the other in jpg... all raw shots are obviously the winners and it is amazing the difference it makes.

and you enjoy in full manipulation as well prior to bring to PS

xerubus,

xerubus wrote:feel free to critique.

http://www.nikonaustralia.com/gallery/F ... ose_041204

I finally decided it was time to start shooting in RAW. And I have to say this... if you don't already... do it! The amount of control and quality you have over a shot is astounding.

I hope you enjoy my first attempt at processing RAW.

Cheers

RAW is the way to go. BTW - excellent shots, colours outstanding.

What lens were you using?

Cheers,

Great stuff mate

Welcome to the awesome world of the Digital Dark Room

Cheers
Ray

fozzie: that's with a sigma 28-300 macro, with a 6t attached.

raydar: thanks

xerubus wrote:fozzie: that's with a sigma 28-300 macro, with a 6t attached.

raydar: thanks

fozzie,
Place a Canon 500D on your 70-200VR and you'll get a stunning macro shot (manual/ tripod).