[LRflex] Re: new to DMR
- From: Douglas Herr <telyt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:06:35 -0800
on 3/24/06 3:37 PM, gary merideth at gtmerideth@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Doug,
> Boy, am I proud of you.
>
> Here are my thoughts: Of course they relate to my DMR/R8.
> The AWB sometimes goes haywire if you fire the shutter for more than
> one exposure.
> The shutter release on top of the body is much easier to fire without
> motion than the DMR releases. Maybe I'm just old and shaky.
> The controls are intuitive enough that reference is not necessary
> after a short time.
I haven't opened the user's manual yet. Everything I've done so far has
been very easy to figure out. Great camera for a technophobe or those who
hate user manuals.
> A wedding photographer in Chicago, J R Geffrion has written a
> profile for PS/ACR that immediately corrects color.
> Adobe's Lightroom is wonderful with the DMR re: exposure, color and
> saturation.
Lightroom is a bit beyond my computer's capabilities
> Pixel Genius' software named Photokit and PK sharpener are two of the
> best tools you can have. (I'm so serious about these two items I
> will fund them as my
> contribution to your digital experience. Just let me know.)
kewl, and they even work on my computer! I'll DL the trials.
> I think you will find that DMR files require much less post
> production (often none) than any other DSLR. I understand you have
> no reference.
This is correct. So this means I'll be in for a real shock if I need to
work with files from another camera ;-)
> The Fred Miranda and Leica Customer Forums are full of great info.
> FM Alternative Systems is the segment.
Yup, lots of good info there.
> The Sandisk ultra ll 2 gig cards work wonderfully and are now down to
> less than $100 from $190.
> Be sure your firmware is v1.2 currently available for download at the
> Leica site.
>
> These are the things I can think of quickly but please, ask me your
> questions. I'll either know the answer or know how to find it.
>
many thanks Gary, I'll get back to you about the Pixel Genius software.
Doug Herr
Birdman of Sacramento
http://www.wildlightphoto.com
> On Mar 24, 2006, at 3:46 PM, Douglas Herr wrote:
>
>> Holy cr@p what have I gotten myself into????? This is a far cry
>> from loading the ol' SL with K64.
>>
>> It's a bit overwhelming for a first-time digi-snapper but I've
>> gotten it put together, figured out most of the menu items and
>> controls and such, made a few random snaps...
>>
>> first observation? the 64MB SD card is totally inadequate!
>>
>> Tips, suggestions, donations, catcalls, whatever, all welcome. Buy
>> some prints so I can pay for it.
>>
>>
>> Doug Herr
>> Birdman of Sacramento
>> http://www.wildlightphoto.com
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