dalbert wrote: I hear lots of people talking about RAW files and that RAW's the only way to go. Why?
bhowdy wrote: if you don’t shoot RAW you’re missing out on lots of photo processing power. Even if you don’t make the switch permanently, try shooting RAW captures and processing them in Photoshop, Aperture or Lightroom. You’ll start to see what all the buzz is about once you turn underexposures into perfect exposures, and once color, contrast and sharpness are ideal every time. (from DP magazine)
effron wrote: I always shoot raw, however there are some who don't or can't spend the time for whatever reason, to process raw files. They ALL need some post processing.
You don't mention what you have for hardware, software, etc., so if I were to offer blind advice, I'd say shoot both, raw and jpeg, and see what works for you.
See this.......
www.kenrockwell.com/tech/raw.htm
luckywish1 wrote: what does the raw do?
luckywish1 wrote: what does the raw do?
scarman1313 wrote: If you shoot in raw do you need to take your cloths off.
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