 Josselyne Klecanda |
File Format, Resolution, Etc. I had a Panasonic Lumix FZ1, now I have a new Lumix FZ30, with everything on it. Now I have to learn all over again. My question: What are the best settings for shots at the zoo? Some animals roam freely up and down hills, some are right in front of me. I want more than 7 photos per card. I am used to getting a hundred per card, with the old camera. But now I have to change resolution. There is also the option for Raw. Which would be the better choice?
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Christopher A. Vedros |
The best choice would be to use the highest resolution that your camera can do, and buy a larger memory card. Memory cards are cheap. The next shot you take may be the best shot you've ever taken, and if it is taken at a low resolution, you'll regret it. After you have a large memory card, you may want to experiment with RAW format, if you are comfortable with editing your images on the computer. If you are more inclined to shoot and go straight to print, stay with JPEG. Chris A. Vedros www.cavphotos.com
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Victor J. |
I don't meanm to be overly insensitive, but I would strongly recommend you take a basic photo course either here or at some community college. What Chris suggested makes a lot of sense. Vic
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