Canon 60D Users, Unite! (3)

Rivest this one is for you as it reminded me of the shot you posted and is one I took last game as a clear example that it would be much better had I got both the ends of the stick and the puck. Unfortunately I missed...

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Sdot85 wrote in post #13679852
Day 9

I knew I saw this somewhere and had taken a picture of it. Excuse my ignorance who is that suppose to be?

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dlsfever wrote in post #13680261
I knew I saw this somewhere and had taken a picture of it. Excuse my ignorance who is that suppose to be?

Its Andre the Giant, and it's the logo for a clothing company called OBEY

Ady2glude707 wrote in post #13678011
New 60D owner here...could anyone please confirm (or not) that if I shoot raw+jpg and later on dont want the raw file, I cant delete just the raw file from the camera and keep the jpg file (or vice versa) and would have to delete both? On the S95 I am able to select the format I want to delete for an image (jpg, raw or jpg+raw), but on the 60D there is no capability to do so?

Why don't you set the camera to only record JPG files rather that RAW + JPG since you are deleting the RAW file anyways? When you are in that option menu just scroll the shutter wheel to the left til it hits the "-" icon on the RAW row. But I just tested the RAW + JPG option and on the camera the card shows only one file written, but on the computer shows both. So you can't delete the RAW on the camera without deleting the JPG.

^^ I'm not so sure if you have the option to just erase the Raw files. When you erase one photo, doesn't it erase both JPG and RAW?

Few from my cheap sony nex 3, batteries and charger came this morning.

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arch.cm wrote in post #13680514
^^ I'm not so sure if you have the option to just erase the Raw files. When you erase one photo, doesn't it erase both JPG and RAW?

Yes, thats what I believe to be the case now

Vixen89 wrote in post #13680438
Why don't you set the camera to only record JPG files rather that RAW + JPG since you are deleting the RAW file anyways? When you are in that option menu just scroll the shutter wheel to the left til it hits the "-" icon on the RAW row. But I just tested the RAW + JPG option and on the camera the card shows only one file written, but on the computer shows both. So you can't delete the RAW on the camera without deleting the JPG.

I mostly shoot family outing photos. If theres a picture that comes out great but needs some PP (white balance, sharpening etc) I will use the raw file and delete the jpg. If I have a picture where it comes out ok, want to keep it for memory purposes and doesnt deserve PP, I will keep the jpg and delete the raw. Looks like with this camera I will now be shooing only in raw and converting to jpg with DPP or LR3. Wish it had the function like the new S series P&S where you are able to select the format you wish to delete. Oh well, maybe the new line of EOS cameras will have this capability. Thanks!

Ady2glude707 wrote in post #13680809
Yes, thats what I believe to be the case now

I mostly shoot family outing photos. If theres a picture that comes out great but needs some PP (white balance, sharpening etc) I will use the raw file and delete the jpg. If I have a picture where it comes out ok, want to keep it for memory purposes and doesnt deserve PP, I will keep the jpg and delete the raw. Looks like with this camera I will now be shooing only in raw and converting to jpg with DPP or LR3. Wish it had the function like the new S series P&S where you are able to select the format you wish to delete. Oh well, maybe the new line of EOS cameras will have this capability. Thanks!

How big do you have your jpg? I do fullRAW + S1 jpg. If someone wants to see the photos right away, I will just grab the jpgs after I move them to my computer. DPP has a nice Select jpgs only. I can then drag to a folder. If I don't want the raw, I delete the raws from my computer.
I think the size of the S1 file on the card is negligble, so it doesn't bother me to have both on there while I shoot. I guess if you want a bigger jpg, it could make a diff?
btw S1 is 2592x1728 anywhere from 1.25 - 1.6 mb on avg but could be a little more or less I guess.

had a colorful sunset today

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Ady2glude707 wrote in post #13680809
Yes, thats what I believe to be the case now

I mostly shoot family outing photos. If theres a picture that comes out great but needs some PP (white balance, sharpening etc) I will use the raw file and delete the jpg. If I have a picture where it comes out ok, want to keep it for memory purposes and doesnt deserve PP, I will keep the jpg and delete the raw. Looks like with this camera I will now be shooing only in raw and converting to jpg with DPP or LR3. Wish it had the function like the new S series P&S where you are able to select the format you wish to delete. Oh well, maybe the new line of EOS cameras will have this capability. Thanks!

Oh yeah I agree but I edit in RAW anyways. When I need quick JPGs, I automate a script in photoshop to convert all RAW files to JPG in a jiffy and I can size it to 800x600 so they don't go stealin stuff, and it allows you to put your copyright in the scripts.

Recent sunrise I shot with my 60D and 28-70 Sigma.

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My dad gave me this beauty last week. It came with a 50mm 1.4, 35-70mm, and an external flash. Still deciding what to do with it.

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rcarter wrote in post #13682225
Recent sunrise I shot with my 60D and 28-70 Sigma.

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Cullowhee NC Sunrise by Blue Line Photos, on Flickr

Wow, beautiful sunrise.