Five Tips to
Becoming a Better Photographer - Part Five
By: Robert DavilaProfessor of Photography
Hello again, and Happy Friday! Today we continue with another tool, which
will assist you in becoming the photographer you always wanted to be.
What is the big difference between these two files? Does it even mater if I use one over the
other? While the image may look similar
the editing possibilities is limited when using the Jpeg file. If you are using images for reference, than a
Jpeg might just do the job. However If
you want to be able to change your exposure your white balance or even get rid
of some spots, RAW is the way to go.
However for the most part you must remember that you might need to
download some software to read your cameras RAW file. This could be found on line or it may even
come with your camera. Once you have
finish you’re editing and want to print it, you might have to convert to Jpeg.
Keep in mind that every time you open close or edit a Jpeg
you are losing pixels. This is done to
help the file from becoming larger than it needs to be.
I hope that these couples of tips were helpful and hope to
hear about your success. If you have any
questions about using your camera or have a subject in the area of photography
in which you would like to know more about, drop me a line. I have done everything from running a
darkroom lab to working with digital photography.
Thank you for following.
Have a great weekend and take some photographs.
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