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Here's what Mr. Rockwell wrote:
http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d3300/users-guide/index.htm
12 images? Really?? I can't believe he wrote all that with a straight face!
I noticed somewhere else he claims "ISO" is pronounced "eye ess oh" and not "eye soh", which is wrong; it's "eye soh". And then there are his views on RAW...
It's like he's the Internet's biggest photography troll.
Here's what Mr. Rockwell wrote:
Ken Rockwell said:Image Quality top
I use BASIC JPG.
To set this, use:
MENU > CAMERA icon > Image quality > JPEG basic > OK.
The default of JPEG Normal wastes twice as much space in your computer, lets fewer photos fit on a memory card, and makes the data take twice as long to transfer or email.
Since the pictures look the same at BASIC, I use it so more pictures fit on my card, and more importantly, I don't clog up my computer and everything transfers, copies and sends twice as fast. FINE is twice as big again as NORMAL.
The D3300 can't make a bad image even at it's lowest setting. The NORMAL, FINE and NEF RAW modes are for people who don't mind fitting only 12 images on a card. The pictures really do look the same; try it and see if you're curious. I did, which is why I shoot JPG BASIC.
This also can be set at the INFO screen using the < i > button.
More details at the SHOOTING Menu.
Image Size top
I use LARGE (24MP) or MEDIUM (13MP) for landscapes, and SMALL (6MP) for family photos.
Large is the default, but unless you want to print everything twenty feet (6m) wide, the Small setting also lets you make prints of any size (20 x 30" or 50 x 75cm is easy) and saves even more room on your computer and memory cards.
I'm serious: even at the Small setting you've got 6 very sharp megapixels, which is more than enough to print at any size if your photo is in focus in the first place. I've sold photos to McDonald's with cameras set down to 4 MP — and McDonalds used those for billboards.
http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d3300/users-guide/index.htm
12 images? Really?? I can't believe he wrote all that with a straight face!
I noticed somewhere else he claims "ISO" is pronounced "eye ess oh" and not "eye soh", which is wrong; it's "eye soh". And then there are his views on RAW...
It's like he's the Internet's biggest photography troll.