>Your camera likely does better pictures, but its default settings may >be >more neutral than those of your smartphone. > >Typically smartphones aim for flashy pictures, and their software will >go to great lengths to achieve this. But this also makes further >editing >of the picture very difficult. By contrast what comes out of a camera >is >more neutral but is easier to edit. > >There are utilities to process RAW files, your camera likely came with >such an app, or you can download it from the manufacturer's website. >There are otherwise several good free ones. I had a friend play with both the iPhone images and the camera images using Lightroom. Would it be ok if I uploaded both the RAW (KDC) images and the ones she edited to get a better idea of what enlargement IS possible? I’m at the point where even if I cannot use it for the 48x24 size it’s too beautiful to not do something with it! I appreciate any help! Thanks.
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