[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I am not sure I've followed everything in this discussion, but on the whole my RAW files usually look slightly or more than slightly underexposed. Doesn't bother me because it means I have more to work with. Easier to lighten than darken. Hard to correct blown highlights. (The exception is when I shoot backlit subjects, but I am going to have to use exposure compensation more, which I haven't been.)

Have people been saying this type of behavior, underexposed look, is sort of deliberate?
Not directly answering your question, Marnie :-) (your question being, "have people been saying ... ?) but you might visit this site
http://www.adobe.com/digitalimag/ps_pro_primers.html
and check out the papers whose titles contain the word "Raw."
(I have them printed out and in a binder for frequent review.)

ERNR

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