> Now in the digital world, RAW is all the rage, but precisely for many of the > opposite reasons transparency was predominantly viewed as good.
In truth, RAW is all the rage for many of the same reasons that transparencies are embraced. The RAW image is your basic unadulterated information. Digital jpegs or tiffs are processed by the camera software to default standards. It's something like having your negatives processed in a mini-lab that never tweaks the settings on the machine. Paul
