Comments on: beginnging to end of super bowl photography http://blog.adrianbischoff.com/2005/12/15/beginnging-to-end-of-super-bowl-photography/ all the cool kids... Wed, 21 Jul 2010 19:28:37 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Patrick http://blog.adrianbischoff.com/2005/12/15/beginnging-to-end-of-super-bowl-photography/comment-page-1/#comment-4780 Patrick Fri, 16 Dec 2005 00:30:59 +0000 http://blogh.adrianbischoff.com/?p=383#comment-4780 Good article. That's a lot of hardware and horsepower (in those days). It'd be nice to have that at your disposal. I might try playing around with the RAW + JPEG and see if there's any noticable difference. The 20D has six different settings. RAW + (basic or fine)(small, medium, or large) JPEG. BTW, do you know why my pingback didn't catch your link? Good article. That’s a lot of hardware and horsepower (in those days). It’d be nice to have that at your disposal.

I might try playing around with the RAW + JPEG and see if there’s any noticable difference. The 20D has six different settings. RAW + (basic or fine)(small, medium, or large) JPEG.

BTW, do you know why my pingback didn’t catch your link?

]]> By: andy (not andyl) http://blog.adrianbischoff.com/2005/12/15/beginnging-to-end-of-super-bowl-photography/comment-page-1/#comment-4771 andy (not andyl) Thu, 15 Dec 2005 22:29:33 +0000 http://blogh.adrianbischoff.com/?p=383#comment-4771 I think the RAW + jpeg, at least in cameras that aren't the D1X/D2H Prosumer cams, is mostly for convienence. The D70, for example, has a RAW + Basic mode, which takes the raw, and makes a jpeg suitable for web viewing. I'm not exactly sure what the size of the jpeg is, but I'm sure the longest axis is less than 1000px. I've never used it, but it would certainly be useful in a situation where I wanted to take a lot of pictures, and immediately dump them onto someone's computer. (holidays, etc). I remember reading that article when it came out - it's really impressive. I think the funniest part is how much different their setup might be this year. Faster server, faster laptops, newer digicams. I think the RAW + jpeg, at least in cameras that aren’t the D1X/D2H Prosumer cams, is mostly for convienence. The D70, for example, has a RAW + Basic mode, which takes the raw, and makes a jpeg suitable for web viewing. I’m not exactly sure what the size of the jpeg is, but I’m sure the longest axis is less than 1000px. I’ve never used it, but it would certainly be useful in a situation where I wanted to take a lot of pictures, and immediately dump them onto someone’s computer. (holidays, etc).

I remember reading that article when it came out – it’s really impressive. I think the funniest part is how much different their setup might be this year. Faster server, faster laptops, newer digicams.

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