[aslyfox]

completely SOOC

no crop or processing except by camera preset at all

[ personal definition of SOOC but the OP of the the thread sets the ruled of the thread, my photos posted here will meet my personal definition ]

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[Cerebum]

completely SOOC

no crop or processing except by camera preset at all

[ personal definition of SOOC but the OP of the the thread sets the ruled of the thread, my photos posted here will meet my personal definition ]

Similar here. The camera saved it as raw, all I did was drop it in lightroom and save it as a jpeg

[BruceBanner]

I don't see a problem with fixing actual defects, such as dust spots; that's not the same as enhancing the picture artifically, by my lights.

Op said dust spots is fine, just no changes. The whole idea is that we start to nail it in camera certainly something I need to do more of

Glad to see we're on the same page.

Similar here. The camera saved it as raw, all I did was drop it in lightroom and save it as a jpeg

You might wanna be a little careful there with dragging the RAW into LR and Exporting as Jpg, LR can still apply its own colour profile for example. See the images attached below.

Note that some camera models (like the KP) don't even get the Camera Matching one, and if you took the RAW shot in the camera with say 'Reverse Film' as it's Custom Image then it will absolutely not show up in LR from the RAW file, it's lost/unsupported.

The best thing to do in this case is use the camera's own RAW Development tool (press downward arrow during the file playback on the screen), and then extract/save the RAW file as a Jpg and use that, then Custom settings taken at the time of the shot (or added in post via Digital Effects) will be carried over to the Jpg and you don't need to even visit LR

[Cerebum]

Glad to see we're on the same page.



You might wanna be a little careful there with dragging the RAW into LR and Exporting as Jpg, LR can still apply its own colour profile for example. See the images attached below.

Note that some camera models (like the KP) don't even get the Camera Matching one, and if you took the RAW shot in the camera with say 'Reverse Film' as it's Custom Image then it will absolutely not show up in LR from the RAW file, it's lost/unsupported.

The best thing to do in this case is use the camera's own RAW Development tool (press downward arrow during the file playback on the screen), and then extract/save the RAW file as a Jpg and use that, then Custom settings taken at the time of the shot (or added in post via Digital Effects) will be carried over to the Jpg and you don't need to even visit LR

Excellent. Thanks I am new to the KP and love it. Doing the in body jpeg willean I can upload from my phone too. Very handy

[aslyfox]

Giant Kingfisher Rufiji River Selous Game Reserve

hand held from moving boat

SOOC

[MrB1]

These were taken a couple of weeks ago at Wrest Park, an English Heritage property in Bedfordshire.

The camera used was a Pentax K-70 with an HD Pentax D-FA 28-105 WR zoom lens which gives great quality on APS-C.

Philip

[aslyfox]

Leopard in tree in Serengeti

SOOC

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[pbancr]

Leopard in tree in Serengeti

SOOC

Amazing image!

[aslyfox]

Thank you

Judy and I have been lucky enough to go to Tanzania, first time late June/early July 2016 and then late July/early August 2019

Hidden elephant Selous Game Reserve

SOOC, no crop or pp of any type

[K1N8]

This was at bright harsh daylight, underexposed a lot, but i really liked how the atmosphere turned out. PK-M 135 on K-1. SOOC JPEG extracted from DNG with dcraw.



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[aslyfox]

African Painted Dog Selous Game Reserve

since their eyes are brown and surrounded by black, it is hard to get a good shot of the eyes

SOOC

[MrB1]

A few more taken at Wrest Park but, unlike the first set (Post #36) which were the whole frame, these have been cropped in the camera.

Philip

[savoche]

I find the argument of post processing vs not a silly one, and not something I really want to get into. Each have their pros and cons and that's that.

Indeed! There are pros and cons and preferences and that's about it. Find a way that works for you and enjoy your photography.

But even for a "shoot raw and process the heck out of it" person like myself there is great value in knowing the capabilities of one's cameras. At times I'm away from my "darkroom" PC and have to make do with what my camera can do. That would be frustrating if I had no notion of the in-camera editing possibilities available.

[aslyfox]

Common Comorant Rufiji River

SOOC

[aslyfox]

Greater Kudu

Selous Game Reserve

SOOC

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