I have noticed that the 30D has the ability to turn off JPEG sharpening in Camera. Does the 5D have this ability? IF so, I can't find it in the custom modes.
JBF Goldmember  1,492 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2005 Location: Lexington, KY More info | Mar 04, 2006 08:32 | #1 I have noticed that the 30D has the ability to turn off JPEG sharpening in Camera. Does the 5D have this ability? IF so, I can't find it in the custom modes. JBF
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Dchemist Goldmember 1,632 posts Joined Sep 2003 Location: Woodbury, Connecticut More info | Mar 04, 2006 09:31 | #2 If you take and save the RAW file there is no in camera sharpening (on any Canon as fas as I know). If you intend to store the jpeg versions then (on my 20D) you can adjust the amount of sharpening -- I don't know if you can turn it "off" totally. BR Dennis POTN Book Vol4 Astronomy Image Manager and BC Member
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RonLacey Goldmember  1,238 posts Joined Jun 2005 Location: Murillo Ontario Canada More info | Mar 04, 2006 10:26 | #3 JBF wrote: I have noticed that the 30D has the ability to turn off JPEG sharpening in Camera. Does the 5D have this ability? IF so, I can't find it in the custom modes. Use the Neutral Picture Style or create a user defined picture style with zero sharpening. Ron Lacey, Skwerl Wrangler and Deer Whisperer
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RonLacey Goldmember 1,238 posts Joined Jun 2005 Location: Murillo Ontario Canada More info | Dchemist wrote: If you take and save the RAW file there is no in camera sharpening (on any Canon as fas as I know). If you intend to store the jpeg versions then (on my 20D) you can adjust the amount of sharpening -- I don't know if you can turn it "off" totally. BR Dennis There is still in camera sharpening but it can be undone in DPP or other converters. Ron Lacey, Skwerl Wrangler and Deer Whisperer
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TeeWhy "Monkey's uncle"  10,596 posts Likes: 5 Joined Feb 2006 Location: Pasadena, CA More info | Mar 04, 2006 10:51 | #5 go to parameters or picture style and select "set 1" Then pick a picture style, neutral would be good and then turn down all the sharpening. Gallery: http://tomyi.smugmug.com/
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