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rrblint wrote in post #18250472
It affects the JPEG preview on the back of the camera, the histogram, and the preview in DPP(where it can be changed) but not the RAW file itself.

Thank you. Guess that makes sense.

So leaving the picture style on auto or changing it will basically only affect jpegs. If you choose a different style and shoot RAW when it opens in LR there will be no attributes in the picture style applied to the image...do I have that right now?

i-G12 wrote in post #18250493
Thank you. Guess that makes sense.

So leaving the picture style on auto or changing it will basically only affect jpegs. If you choose a different style and shoot RAW when it opens in LR there will be no attributes in the picture style applied to the image...do I have that right now?

Correct.

rrblint wrote in post #18250519
Correct.

Thanks for the help and clarification!

Cormac wrote in post #18245223

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You're low on battery! Land

saea501 wrote in post #18251117
There's another one flying now too....
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Kalvin00 wrote in post #18250992
You're low on battery! Land

I was actually!

I really like the 80D. Coming from my 60d this thing has great features. I've been playing around with bbf and shooting in Manuel mode and auto ISO. Seems to be working really good.

djr01974 wrote in post #18251432
... shooting in Manuel mode ...

Fawlty Towers

ha ha funny. I like it. anyone else using this style of setting? how do you like it. I normally shoot Av and adjust my setting as I need it and only use manual for indoor low light setting.

djr01974 wrote in post #18251642
ha ha funny. I like it. anyone else using this style of setting? how do you like it. I normally shoot Av and adjust my setting as I need it and only use manual for indoor low light setting.

I really like shooting in M mode with AutoIso. Pretty useful if you want a certain shutter speed and aperture and still have a paramter for the camera to adjust to changing light. I use that a lot for macro.

Michael456 wrote in post #18252117
I really like shooting in M mode with AutoIso. Pretty useful if you want a certain shutter speed and aperture and still have a paramter for the camera to adjust to changing light. I use that a lot for macro.

What do you have your max ISO set to? Ill let the camera go to 3200

I am quite happy with the results from the Grand Ole Opry last night! I had to go full manual to keep from washing out the faces. I was 10 rows up in the balcony so about 75 feet from the stage. These were taken with the 18-135 kit lens @ f/5.6. I probably would have been ok with the 70-300, but I didn't take it with me.

harveyhaddixfan wrote in post #18252303
I am quite happy with the results from the Grand Ole Opry last night! I had to go full manual to keep from washing out the faces. I was 10 rows up in the balcony so about 75 feet from the stage. These were taken with the 18-135 kit lens @ f/5.6. I probably would have been ok with the 70-300, but I didn't take it with me.

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