"RAW files are your (undeveloped) "digital negative". They contain all the original image info without any processing, from demosaicing onwards. They can be "redeveloped" with new, improved or different tools (and skils...) whenever you wish or need. Image processing tools improve, sometimes a lot - and our skills also -, being able to "redevelop" older RAW files to achieve better result is a plus which is lost if you ditch them."
Boy, you got that right. Fortunately I realized only a few weeks after getting my new Canon gear and it's been all RAW ever since. And, I will/must go back and rework some of the previous shots in particular due to my ability to judge exposure improving (I think?). Not to mention subject placement, over-sharpening and .....
Anyone know of a good source/resource for learning the aspects of getting exposure right?
Jack
Boy, you got that right. Fortunately I realized only a few weeks after getting my new Canon gear and it's been all RAW ever since. And, I will/must go back and rework some of the previous shots in particular due to my ability to judge exposure improving (I think?). Not to mention subject placement, over-sharpening and .....
Anyone know of a good source/resource for learning the aspects of getting exposure right?
Jack
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