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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Raw
Would it be possible for those who you who shoot in RAW and use one of the Adobe programmes to process them be kind enough to give us some tips and explain the order in which you work.
For instance, is it better to adjust one thing before another or is it best to work in a set order all the time. Thanks.
For instance, is it better to adjust one thing before another or is it best to work in a set order all the time. Thanks.
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I stopped using Raw as it basically 'resets' all the nice image handling that your camera does via it's options. The D90 will also produce excellent image sin jpeg format 
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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If you want the shot off camera without lots of PP then set up your camera how you want it to handle the pics and shoot jpeg.
If you wanna spend time in PP and do a lot to the photo's and allow yourself a little leeway with getting things wrong go with RAW. Don't forget you will have to double process RAW files on the whole, and may need further software.
If you wanna spend time in PP and do a lot to the photo's and allow yourself a little leeway with getting things wrong go with RAW. Don't forget you will have to double process RAW files on the whole, and may need further software.
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