Pro Member
- Joined
- Sep 30, 2022
- Posts
- 270
- Likes Received
- 473
- Name
- Paul Iddon
So you may have seen my macro image of the willow flea beetle (if you didn't, it's in the macro thread).
But this is what has shocked me - big style!
My 70D (Digic V) never gave me the exposure latitude that this Digic X processor in the EOS R10 seems capable of. Perhaps it's a one-off - maybe it's just my editing beforehand, but to get an image from the RAW file took me by surprise!
I am showing you the photo (jpg's) of this below, make of it what you will, but feel free to discuss...
Note: The flash did not trigger for this image...
1) Straight out of the camera into Lightroom...
2) Used Lightroom auto adjust, then tweaked a little here and there...
3) Imported into Photoshop CC and ran through Topaz Denoise before reducing size & sharpening for web.
1)
2)
3)
Really folks, to have rescued a photo like this from a 2013 build DSLR (the 70D) would I'm sure not have been anywhere like as useable.
I am impressed with the new camera, albeit still driving me nuts as I get used to and discover new features that I never realised existed!!!
Paul.
But this is what has shocked me - big style!
My 70D (Digic V) never gave me the exposure latitude that this Digic X processor in the EOS R10 seems capable of. Perhaps it's a one-off - maybe it's just my editing beforehand, but to get an image from the RAW file took me by surprise!
I am showing you the photo (jpg's) of this below, make of it what you will, but feel free to discuss...
Note: The flash did not trigger for this image...
1) Straight out of the camera into Lightroom...
2) Used Lightroom auto adjust, then tweaked a little here and there...
3) Imported into Photoshop CC and ran through Topaz Denoise before reducing size & sharpening for web.
1)
2)
3)
Really folks, to have rescued a photo like this from a 2013 build DSLR (the 70D) would I'm sure not have been anywhere like as useable.
I am impressed with the new camera, albeit still driving me nuts as I get used to and discover new features that I never realised existed!!!
Paul.