Hi Godfrey, > Colorspace settings are only applied to the JPEG output (thumbnails, > embedded previews, full capture format as desired, etc) after RAW > conversion. If you are capturing in JPEG format and need the least > amount of channel clipping for further editing, Adobe RGB is the way > to go. If you're capturing JPEG and want the best results for > printing directly from the camera, sRGB is the way to go.
then for me it's probably better to choose sRGB, because the only occasion I might want to shoot JPEGs is the need of printing immediately after shooting. > Not normal for my *ist DS bodies. I have two sets of Power2000 NiMH > AAs, rated 2400 mAh capacity, which come with a two channel fast > charger. I've been using these two sets for over two years now. The > charge to full from exhausted in about 90 minutes and generally > return 600-800 exposures per full charge. I bought the set (charger > and one set of four batteries) from B&H Photo for $28, second set of > batteries cost me about $13 IIRC. I bought another set of NiMH no- > name brand at Fry's Electronics, rated 2500 mAh, and they tend to > last about the same when charged in the same charger. I will try another brand/type of batteries an will see. My charger is supposed to charge any NiMH batteries just fine, only slower, as 15 minute charging requires a special batteries able to withstand its' 6,5A charging current. > By comparison, a set of Everready CRV3 or AA Lithium E2 disposables > tends to run 1100-1300 exposures before being exhausted in these bodies. so for travelling is actually better to stick with those, isn't it? Cheers, Peter -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
