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mauasca
Joined: Oct 04, 2007
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what do you think about colors now???? be honest ^^ it helps me to improve drivers
no noise, 
the colors are good, 
but perhaps too vivicolor?! 
However, it is a good driver ^ _ ^
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cheeyh
Joined: May 12, 2009
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I think 3.8 version colour is not so good (just for comment, hope elf you don't mind).
It's not same with the original colour after shot with flash. |
eltoffer
Joined: Nov 01, 2007
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On 2009-09-18 01:37:06, cheeyh wrote:
I think 3.8 version colour is not so good (just for comment, hope elf you don't mind).
It's not same with the original colour after shot with flash.
what do you mean????
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Bryan84
Joined: Mar 28, 2007
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On 2009-09-17 21:57:40, igica11 wrote:
Sorry I dont understand what you mean with "if you add ms delay on flash". What is "ms delay"?
And tnx for camdrive 
[ This Message was edited by: igica11 on 2009-09-17 21:21 ]
Microseconds delay. I suppose.
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igica11
Joined: Mar 26, 2009
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On 2009-09-18 02:36:25, Bryan84 wrote:
On 2009-09-17 21:57:40, igica11 wrote:
Sorry I dont understand what you mean with "if you add ms delay on flash". What is "ms delay"?
And tnx for camdrive
[ This Message was edited by: igica11 on 2009-09-17 21:21 ]
Microseconds delay. I suppose.
I know that is Microseconds delay But I dont know how can flash delay influence on picture exposure
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eltoffer
Joined: Nov 01, 2007
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in fact it is miliseconds delay, and its also known as SLOW SYNCHRO and it keeps subjects and distance background bright
example
Normal Flash
Slow synchro on flash
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Bryan84
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Woah! That's lots of difference!
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cheeyh
Joined: May 12, 2009
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On 2009-09-18 01:53:04, eltoffer wrote:
On 2009-09-18 01:37:06, cheeyh wrote:
I think 3.8 version colour is not so good (just for comment, hope elf you don't mind).
It's not same with the original colour after shot with flash.
what do you mean????
I mean is example the table is red colour, but when i take photo with flash, the table colour will become pink colour.. |
dark_axl21
Joined: Jul 04, 2009
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errm guys i got a noob question but how do you access the manual iso settting with the DM's new 3.2 cam driver?
I installed the dat. and lng. file from the iso folder but i can't seem to find the settings part
I don't seem to have this part...
[ This Message was edited by: dark_axl21 on 2009-09-18 11:07 ] |
igica11
Joined: Mar 26, 2009
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eltoffer I understand now what you mean. Second picture is probably taken with very slow shutter speed-maybe 1/8-that is too low for my shaky hands  . I will experiance few days with shutter speed 1/60 and compare them with those taken with 1/120. Decreasing shutter speed from 1/120 to 1/60 camera will be able to expose the ambient light more properly for objects out of reach of the flash, like background-especially if backround have some source of light(for example in large hall). In low light situations with high shutter speed the background might appear very underexposed.
Picture taken with 1/60 wont be so "frozen" as with 1/120 but with appropriate sharpening this small disantvage can be solved.
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I dont use sharpening in camdrive (set to 0) because sharpening algorithm in c905 is to basic for my taste. I make sharpening in Adobe lightroom and I use different sharpening for outdoor image than for indoor image than for portrait. With adobe lightroom you can also avoid sharpening noise which came with ISO200. For example if you set:
Amount-50
radius-1,2
detail-17
masking-85
only edges will be sharpened leaving iso noise untouched.
[ This Message was edited by: igica11 on 2009-09-18 10:54 ] |
igica11
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On 2009-09-18 09:45:28, dark_axl21 wrote:
errm guys i got a noob question but how do you access the manual iso settting with the DM's new 3.2 cam driver?
I installed the dat. and lng. file in the iso folder but i can't seem to find the setting part
I don't seem to have this part...
[ This Message was edited by: dark_axl21 on 2009-09-18 08:49 ]
Maybe lng.file was written for english language and you are using different language in C905 |
dark_axl21
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Nop i'm using english as well...
the original file in the 'ISO' folder was english right? |
igica11
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Comparasion between shutter speed 1/60 an 1/120
I cant see any disantvantages of usin 1/60 in this comparasion(for example to see blur).
Note that difference in my comparasion is bigger because objects was not close to flash and in room was a lot of daylight. If i took picture in totally dark room differece wouldnt be so big. If i took picture of person in large illuminated hall difference would be again big because shutter speed 1/60 would expose the ambient light more properly for objects out of reach of the flash.
And note that I set sharpnes to 0 because i edit sharpnes in Lightroom.
Comparasion in full size:
http://www.mediafire.com/?zjgzjyzykmh
http://www.mediafire.com/?wxzzj2mbdjn
[ This Message was edited by: igica11 on 2009-09-18 23:47 ] |
daviep
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dark_axl21-did you put the en.lng file in the right folder,it doesnt go along with the cam driver,put it in tpa/preset/system/language.
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dark_axl21
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On 2009-09-18 15:56:52, daviep wrote:
dark_axl21-did you put the en.lng file in the right folder,it doesnt go along with the cam driver,put it in tpa/preset/system/language.
yup exactly the place u mention... |
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