Matt Sayle
2017MSA Young Photographer of the Year(Motorsport)
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I shot in RAW and Jpeg today. Do I just download them as I would a Jpeg?
Thanks
Matt
Thanks
Matt
I shot in RAW and Jpeg today. Do I just download them as I would a Jpeg?
Matt
The camera takes as photo and produces a RAW file it then applies various settings (white balance, contrast, saturation, exposure adjustment) to produce a JPEG. If you take a RAW file it needs to be tweaked to make it as good as the JPEG but you because it holds a lot more data you have a lot more flexibility about how you want the image to look.
If you shoot RAW and JPEG, the JPEG is the same as if you just shot JPEG. The raw file needs to be opened with software such as Adobe Camera Raw in photoshop or Lightroom.
Don't forget, every RAW file has to be "developed" to get the best out of it.
What software do you have?

I was using the free trial, but haven't bought the full version yet! I loved it
Did you buy yours from Adobe?
@ Andrew!
If I dont tell him it wont matter