Henrik2000 wrote:.
Hi. I would like to ask you experts if the following features areavailable in any DSLR or compact, esp in models under 1500 USD:.
- Camera stores one or more IPTC metadata sets (keywords, copyright,location, caption etc.) and writes them to the image files.
AFAIK, no camera is able to do all that. Keywords are something you write yourself for each of your images - whereas copyright can be fetched from a constant within the camera (which you yourself can define) and location can be created by a GPS-unit (built-in or accessory)..
All cameras delivers EXIF-data though (informations about shutter time, aperture, focal length, ISO etc.)..
- in review mode, camera automatically jumps into 100 percent zoomand to a high-contrast area to evaluate sharpness and noise.
Haven't heard of that one either. Usually, the camera shows "fit to screen", and when zooming, it chooses a center square..
- for quick HDR images, camera rapidly takes 3 or more images in onego, with a difference of at least 3 full stops on the exposure timescale.
This feature is called "bracketing". Alle dSLRs and almost all compacts have that feature..
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- for quick HDR images, camera rapidly takes 3 or more images in onego, with a difference of at least 3 full stops on the exposure timescale.
This feature is called "bracketing". Alle dSLRs and almost allcompacts have that feature..
However some entry level cameras only allow 2 Stops bracketing in each direction...
Henrik2000 wrote:.
- in review mode, camera automatically jumps into 100 percent zoomand to a high-contrast area to evaluate sharpness and noise.
On the Nikon D200 you can program the function button to zoom in on picture review - though not sure to 100% (where pixellization would prevent genuine evaluation)..
Alex.
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The K10D you can set the default zoom in the preview..
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Hi all - thanks for the input so far!..