Re: Another Macro/Close Up Thread

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From: Ann_Shelbourne
Date: Sat, 28 Mar 2009 16:13

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      with Nikon's software you can disregard any in-camera adjustments and,
      AFAIK, ACR ignores them as well.




ACR does ignore them.

If you use in-camera settings, I believe that it slows down the rate at which images are written to the card and fills the buffer so that you can't shoot so many frames to a Burst?

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