I use a Nikon D90 kit, hoping that the colors of the photos I take will be more beautiful. Green is greener, blue is bluer, without using post-PS~

First of all, compared with Canon SLR, the color saturation and contrast of Nikon D90's direct JPG output under the machine's default settings are relatively high. If you want to further increase the vividness, you can set contrast and saturation in Picture Control in the shooting menu (not available in fully automatic mode). However, this setting comes at a cost. In some cases, the level of detail will be lost. Especially in scenes with a strong light ratio, dead black, dead white and color (red) overflow are prone to occur. At this time, it is almost impossible to adjust the JPG image back later.

When outputting original pictures, try to maintain the level of detail. Adjusting the picture effects later is the most reasonable way. After the technical level improves, all will be stored in RAW format and carefully adjusted later.

For example, Canon has the technical ability to improve the contrast and saturation of direct-output films, but SLR cameras are more for enthusiasts and professional photographers, so they would rather not do this to please primary consumers. technical processing. The pictures produced by Canon's small digital cameras are very gorgeous, which is also the brilliance of Canon.