Tip 901 (RAW files lead to an increase in download times): When you are dealing with RAW files, you have to be ready that the download process for getting these files onto the computer is going to take more time, since the RAW files are larger, need more time to process, and then JPEG’s need [...]
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Tip 896 (Don’t be swayed by the comments of others): This is the most common reaction I have seen when shooting RAW. People can be passionate advocates for shooting in RAW, or for not going through the somewhat additional steps that are involved when shooting in RAW; and they can be pretty passionate about outlining [...] Tip 891 (RAW image contains a wider color gamut than final image): When a camera captures images and saves it as a RAW format (irrespective of the format of the RAW), in a number of cases the saved RAW image will have a wider color gamut / wider dyanmic range than the final image into [...] Tip 886 (What is a RAW file): When you say, RAW, it would tend to mean something that is really raw. In more technical terms, a RAW file means a file which captures all the data that the camera has captured, without being processed by the engine inside the camera. This lets the end user [...] Tip 876 (What are DHG Filters): The full form of DHG filters is, Digital High Grade. These filters apply a special coating on the filters to reduce the chance of flare/ghosting that appear on conventional filters due to bouncing light rays. DGH filters also avoid vignetting with wide-angle lenses by using a very thin flame. [...] |
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