FR 寫:
Well, I hold a rather different set mind. The reality is DSLR is not film, and people were expecting Film ( and particular ones ) from these DSLR straight. IF people want that, they should be shooting JPEG with the FUJI S5PRO ( and used the film mode ) what that does is really just some preset setup of imaging parameters.
With the like of Canon 1Ds, and Nikon D3, which really is geared towards serious digital shooter, the norm is to put the image as least processed as possible. People who really want to shoot with these machine must and should shoot RAW or at least shoot with customized setting parameters ( to their own need and preference ) and that's why there is the Picture style / Picture Control utility software from these Mfr.
Wet darkroom is a process which turn capture to print and is a continuous destructive process ( image quality lost during every stage ) while digital post processing is taking the data and forming image out of it ( most of the time its constructive ) So people expecting an image right out from the DSLR to be like one from a slide capture is not going to be satisfied. As I put forth before, the set mind need to know this. These are different equipments and thus need different way of handling / usage. Trying too hard to had one to perform like the other is not going to be working.
From the RAW file now available from various online source and the better JPEG from experienced digital photographer I am quite positive with the D3, but yet again, if one is not willing to invest the time to learn to use the tool properly, then the like of D3 / 1Ds is really not for you.
Well said.
Keep in mind that it does not matter which way you shoot, Film / Digital, there is no such thing as Real Image. All images captured only a fraction of reality, if any; and it is bounded to have some artifical content no matter how accurate you are at.
There is only preference.