Wrong on the 5D. It doesn't help. All my images start to degrade as
soon as they're viewed on the back of the camera. Those images never
look as good as what I know I took. I believe there are not so subtle
losses in as little as a few milliseconds.
Chuck Nocutt
Ken Norton wrote:
> True, Rob. You can print a corresponding "negative" for each "positive".
> This SHOULD balance the losses out. I'd think the gamma might be skewed,
> though.
>
> Oh, and as to working from a "copy", according to wikipedia, that won't work
> since it does affect not only the original, but the copies too. The only
> thing safe is a RAW file, but only if it's in DNG format and from a Canon
> 5D.
>
> AG
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