----- Original Message ----- From: "Tanya Mayer Photography" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Can someone explain to me exactly how RAW works? I understand that it gives > you a file that is captured exactly as you see it, without colour > correction, compression etc. Does this also mean that the > contrast/saturation/sharpness/noise reduction settings on the camera are > irrelevant? The best thing about RAW is that all settings in the camera are undoable at a later stage, if you need to. The captured image data and the adjustments are stored separately in the file. With *.tif and *.jpg, the adjustments are applied irreversably to the file. The settings you do in the camera are not irrelevant as such. Still, it is of less significance when shooting raw, since you can change everything afterwards anyway. > In the PS CS Raw Plug-in... Sorry, can't help you there. I'm still on version 7. > I think I love RAW...! me2... Jostein
