CooperS
Senior Member
Hi all,
I was wandering around Peninsula today and suddenly I had an itch on my backside which could only be gotten rid off by spending some money on a new toy.
Fortunately, I held back on a Nikon D3. But after having read the some findings of the Expodisc in the latest LFI magazine, I decided to get one to try on my M8 hoping to improve the WB of it.
I went home, read a bit of the instructions, set the WB to manual and released the shutter with the Expodisc in my study which is lit by Halogen lighting. I did a few times, pointing at the light source or at objects where the light was falling on.
The end result, I feel that it is over compensating and now my image looks too cool in temperature.
Does anyone here use this thing on the M8? Or is the M8 just too 'Leica-ish' to be compensated? Or am I just using it wrong? I am set at shooting DNG mode.
Thanks.
I was wandering around Peninsula today and suddenly I had an itch on my backside which could only be gotten rid off by spending some money on a new toy.
Fortunately, I held back on a Nikon D3. But after having read the some findings of the Expodisc in the latest LFI magazine, I decided to get one to try on my M8 hoping to improve the WB of it.
I went home, read a bit of the instructions, set the WB to manual and released the shutter with the Expodisc in my study which is lit by Halogen lighting. I did a few times, pointing at the light source or at objects where the light was falling on.
The end result, I feel that it is over compensating and now my image looks too cool in temperature.
Does anyone here use this thing on the M8? Or is the M8 just too 'Leica-ish' to be compensated? Or am I just using it wrong? I am set at shooting DNG mode.
Thanks.