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Old 03-07-2009, 00:35   #11
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I find it sometimes better to manually select the WB on the camera Stan i just feel it sometimes works out better.
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Old 03-07-2009, 12:09   #12
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I got mine with less than 700 shutter actuations for 3/4 of the new price - with a 4GB CF card, an Op/Tech shoulder strap and a spare battery thrown in
I was very lucky - I've actually got the 400D with similar actuations (I think it was 800?) and a Canon 70-200L for £100 more than the new selling price!
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Old 03-07-2009, 12:18   #13
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I was very lucky - I've actually got the 400D with similar actuations (I think it was 800?) and a Canon 70-200L for £100 more than the new selling price!
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Just to make it a bit worse I meant 40d I only got the 400d about £200 cheaper because I bought it brand new in the US before it was out here.

Basically I paid about £700 for the 40d & lens, which is pretty bloody good. Thank god for good friends & TP people!
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Old 04-07-2009, 14:24   #15
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I shot them all in RAW on auto WB allowing me to choose which WB suited in Camera Raw.
Whilst I shoot in RAW anyway, I find that leaving the camera on AWB gets it right 99% of the time. Most notable failure recently were some pics of the 2008 winning Audi R10 just inside the entrance to the museum at Le Mans. The combination of daylight from outside and tungsten lighting indoors confused the hell out of it and they all came out yellow. Easy to fix in LR though
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Old 04-07-2009, 15:46   #16
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Whilst I shoot in RAW anyway, I find that leaving the camera on AWB gets it right 99% of the time.
Same here - I leave it on auto and very rarely have to fiddle with it.
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