Originally posted by Tom M Well, not so fast there..
If you play with the adjustments in-camera and ultimately find the adjustments that you like, when you use a program to convert your RAW images into JPG's, those in-camera settings will be applied to the JPG's. It does save me considerable post-processing time.
Think about it. What's the point in setting it to '0' if you always boost it by '+1' in your editing program? Just set it in-camera and then that setting will be applied to every JPG. See what I mean?
That's true but I do not think I would want to apply i.e. +1 setting to all photos. I guess I wouldn't want to increase saturation for a kids birthday party with a clown where everything is already colorful :-) So I think I will stick with extra "click" during the PP.
I do have to play with the settings though as I never used them in my camera. Who knows maybe I will like the +1 sharpness on all the photos.
Thanks to all for making it easy to understand for me.