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Originally Posted by dtw
Shaun is that the camera we talked about? If so sorry it is giving you trouble. I think the pics have great color saturation and the dynamic range there is pretty impressive.
Semi related note - I didn't realize you were doing your own production layout for the line sheets etc. I would suggest getting a color calibrated monitor if you haven't already (with a color thermometer etc). Well worth the money. We are using one at the studio for the high fidelity color work. Check out LaCie...
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This is one step up actually, a little newer model. It looks like it's not the camera, more me. One thing I've noticed is with time compressed but more to do after the accident, I just need things to work. I may actually pay someone to work on my car!
Good advice on the monitor, it's a nice Samsung and calibrated, as is the MacBook Pro. Both have to be as I'm working with Pantone textile color books. If what I see on the screen isn't close or exact to what's in the book, that's a problem! It's the differences between photos and camera settings on the same monitor.