-=Rebel XS / 1000D users, lets join forces!

here is one from last night's lighting storm. I do need help in getting this right and comments would be helpful.

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Thats sweet!!!

MikeFairbanks wrote in post #10245710
Always shoot raw. Forget Jpeg.

qft.

Shooting jpeg = shooting polaroid
Shooting raw = shooting film

Here's a picture.

So when you guys post process. How do you convert the CR2 file to jpeg? In photoshop I have the option to just click save as and then JPEG.

But in Digital Photo Professional(the bundled software), it says I can convert the CR2 to EXIF-JPEG.

Is there a difference in quality between the two jpegs?

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Bought my latest lens, the 85mm f/1.2 II today (excuse the quality it was taken in a rush on a point and shoot):

Thats a fat lens!!!

this is a pano of the village where I stay.

gordon67 wrote in post #10261562
this is a pano of the village where I stay.

where about in scotland are you?

got my refurb xs from adorama yesterday and im loving it
here are some of my pics so far..

[QUOTE=Laudrup;1026029​1]Bought my latest lens, the 85mm f/1.2 II today (excuse the quality it was taken in a rush on a point and shoot):

johnj2803 wrote in post #10256353
Just want to share

Congratulations!!

radlations wrote in post #10259981
Here's a picture.

So when you guys post process. How do you convert the CR2 file to jpeg? In photoshop I have the option to just click save as and then JPEG.

But in Digital Photo Professional(the bundled software), it says I can convert the CR2 to EXIF-JPEG.

Is there a difference in quality between the two jpegs?

It's the same. That setting will output a normal JPEG.

newf with a rebel wrote in post #10261776
where about in scotland are you?

i'm in the western isles, a chain of islands to the north west, also known as the hebrides

i love this tiny camera.

hate the lack of spot metering