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This is so inspiring I am a photographer with no camera. I have no money. I lost my job not long ago and I just wanted to take great pictures. I’m using my phone until I can afford something better. Thank you for giving me such encouragement.
This is something i found by accident, so i searched YT for videos on this and came up with yours. I feel my raw in DPP displays much better than in LR. My process is however, to immediate save the DPP file under a different name, then edit in LR. I end up with an better image than if I did it in LR start to finish. For other responders, why save as a TIFF versus a RAW file. is there an advantage?
Hi guys I’m starting out in photography, basically is my hobby, so my question is after I edited a raw photo it automatically convert in jpeg it’s normal? Or what should I do? Thanks
JPEG is your main way of storing the final viewable image. When you "save" or "convert" it will allow you to select other file types if you want, but remember this: The final image is a combination of three things: 1) the camera's file of raw (messy-looking) pixels, 2) the software's interpretation that converts pixels into an image, 3) adjustments added by yourself as well as the original settings in your camera. JPEG's combine all these things into a final image. JPEG's are a good, compact, portable way to store the final image. TIFF is another option, if you want a gigantic file that captures all possible final pixel values and you need a giant file to feed through other processes. Again, JPEG is your main way of storing the final viewable image.
Hi Oscar so what happen after done. With DPP and you take your images back to Lightroom or photoshop for edit are you losing the correction made with DPP?
I guess no one was monitoring the audio feed. Beautiful wedding, beautiful couple. I pray the Lord of Heaven will keep you and give you long life, a happy and fruitful marriage. 🇯🇲
This is such a detailed video. Really really appreciate it. I’ve been searching for a start to finish without actions for us beginners. Thank you very much for uploading this. Watching from California.
