Thanks for the information Skinny. My feeling is that you are aiming at pretty high standard pictures ...... but who wouldn't if it's manageable, and probably fun too most important of all, isn't it? With your gear and adequate lighting in all cases (580 used in a hotel room), I think in most cases your photos won't be too way off optimal. There really should not be lots of room for adjustment in terms of "exposure/ darkness" before you might go overboard. And I suppose even budget cameras these days would not produce shots with colors or brightness that are too way off from optimal either. Nonetheless I think if you compare histograms of pictures taken with a well set dslr and those of a compact, I think it's more satisfying and fun to find out the histograms of pictures taken with a compact show potentially more room for adjustments before they become optimal. I could imagine the fun in the process of making adjustments.
But after you make your adjustments as per the original histograms (and I suppose this is as objective as it could get), do the adjusted pictures always look better?
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