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On a recent trip to Sydney Aquarium I managed to switch from RAW to jpeg (turned a dial I shouldn't have grrrr) and the results were hard to handle. While I like what I have these images disappoint since I just couldn't pull any more from them.

Lesson learn't I hope. Guess I'll need to pay another visit (especially whern the water is less cloudy from recent rain)

Jpeg's look fine to me Stubbsy, these fish really have character.

Great images...I would be bummed if it was me.

Stubbsy,i think these look ok to mate. I shoot jpeg most of the time because i take a lot of photo's and until recent i could not process my Raw files on here anyhow. To me every photo is different so setting up a work flow to process all the pics i take may not work for all. I have just started taking Raw shots if i know i am not going to take a lot of pics. So i like the shots they are what they are, how much more can you pull from them to achieve what?

A session for me at the track is like a 300 pics maybe more a day, don't fancy sitting down to process the raw file one by one.

Cheers
BBJ
John

Nice to see you are still around Big Bad John

Hi Chris, i am always around mate and always check in and have a gander, just dont get out a lot to take a lot of pics as spending 12+ hours in the truck every night so i am about. LOL

Cheers
John
BBJ

Well, there is nothing wrong with them. They are good
and the first one reminds me of one of my bosses. Same
face; same teeth.

At least it wasnt a wedding!

Good pics. Love that detail in the 2nd fish (Napoleon Wrasse)

JPG looks fine plus you can always go back. At least you didn't travel halfway around the world on the trip of a lifetime and switched to JPG-low....

Willy wombat wrote:Love that detail in the 2nd fish (Napoleon Wrasse)

Thanks Willy. I thought it was a Groper - good job the caption just says "Sydney Aquarium"