Revisiting the raw v. jpeg debate, a key difference is that the raw file is what the sensor captured without any processing (other than some compression, if selected) being applied whereas a jpeg (or TIFF) is what the camera itself post-processed from the sensor data in accordance with various camera processing settings. The preview on …
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- @jonahhphoto the Andre Arment photos you linked to are stunning, thank you for sharing in reply to jonahhphoto 2 days ago
- @ryotphoto maybe everyday is a beautiful day for a photographer... I am in Wales at moment, and it is a nice day for all in reply to ryotphoto 2 days ago
- @justinvincent any idea if coworker setups are common elsewhere in world? I'm used to them for project teams, but not start-ups. Impressive. in reply to justinvincent 3 days ago
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- I rarely get to use my "primary PC" at home, need it for its processing power on photos. Turned on last night to find PSU making bad noises. 3 days ago
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- Daughter says her old state school avg grd @ GCSE was A (60% all A/A* results). New uni friends did well but came from schools with avg D. 3 days ago
- @Kyokes got up at 5 yesterday, drove a mile, walked a mile onto a hill, but too misty and didn't get sunrise photo; stayed in bed today in reply to Kyokes 3 days ago
- @CynthiaY29 no backlight saves battery, reflective like a book; iPad/iPhone emits light, some say will make harder to sleep after reading in reply to CynthiaY29 4 days ago
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