Maybe that's RAW on that camera. RAW on my DSLR comes with all the IPTC
info.
On 01/12/2013 03:45 PM, JohnPW wrote:
I suppose for not much more money, I could get a used S5IS instead of a
used 1200 IS giving up the pocketability for a nicer little camera.
On Saturday, January 12, 2013 7:23:36 PM UTC-6, Frederic Da Vitoria wrote:
Ah, yes raw. Don't expect too much of it. First of all, at least
last time I checked, it's raw raw, I mean raw without any iptc
data, which limits usage a lot. Also, raw saving is sloooowww. It is
often slower than jpg, but I had a S30 which offered raw natively,
and I don't remember it being so much slower. But I tested raw only
a few years back, and of course on my S5IS, things could be better
for you.
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Le 13 janv. 2013 01:42, "JohnPW" <johnpw...@gmail.com> a écrit :
It sounds like it works as advertised, but doesn't alleviate the
usability curse of P&S's — the lack of physical controls makes
the UI a deep nest of menus and a bottle neck for changing
things. Still, the features you point out, plus being able to
use a script to bracket and, most of all, getting RAW file
output from a camera that doesn't (normally) have RAW file
capability, that sounds pretty good.
On Saturday, January 12, 2013 6:23:03 PM UTC-6, Frederic Da
Vitoria wrote:
I use it on my S5IS. I have a feeling that it reduces
battery life, although they swear it doesn't and it is true
I don't really see why it would. It is also so rich that I
refrain from using the possibilities because it takes so
much time exploring the menus to find what is there. But
there are a few features which I really like so that I keep
it, especially the zebra mode, and the ability to chose what
information is displayed on the screen. Also, it is easy to
revert back to the Canon standard ROM : just switch the SD
lock and voilà! I don't use it for bracketing simply because
my S5IS already has it in the standard menus, but there are
special bracketing modes which I never use: focus bracketing
and ISO bracketing. Now that I think of it, I should use ISO
bracketing sometimes... This is just an illustration of the
main problem with CHDK: so many features that you easily
miss interesting ones.
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