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I have a question for all the people who shoot digital capture. If you shoot in RAW, Why? If you shoot in JPEG, Why?
posted by Carmine Filloramo and David Clark @ 9:41 PM
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Carmine Filloramo is a professional corporate portrait photographer in the Greater Hartford area. David Clark is a retired businessman who produces travel landscape photographs for his own pleasure. Our ocean voyage to Antarctica in November 2006 was our first attempt to create a common photographic body of work. The artistic quality of the photographs produced by the passengers on our voyage varied dramatically. Traveling on the Russian icebreaker with us were experienced wild life photographer/artists. As a two-person team, we were resolutely critical in selecting the best images. We sought to record the maximum amount of photographic information and then to apply it to a sophisticated software package in order to enhance the images. Antarctica turned out to be ideal for our mission. Depending on cloud cover, snow fall, and the time of day, it was possible to achieve a high level of photographic results shooting both penguins and landscapes. The images in our Antarctic collection reflect the affinity between an enchantingly beautiful environment and its charmingly peaceful inhabitants.
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If you shoot your images at a high resolution making big prints (poster size) will not be a problem in a JPEG or Tiff format.
RAW allows you to change the white balance and file size as well as color shifts due to element beyond your control.
CF
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