On 13/9/04 Simon Brown wrote: >While discussing the pros and cons of digital with my wife the subject >of competitions arose. When entering a competition digital submissions >in TIFF or JPEG normally have to be backed up by their original RAW >file, but lets say you shot a wonderful image in TIFF or JPEG but then >needed a RAW file........Is it possible to reverse the image creation >process?
Unfortunately, if you didn't shoot a RAW, you can't have one :-) You can make a TIFF, JPEG or just about any other format you can think of out of a RAW, but the RAW file is the untreated output from the camera's sensor, and is very different to a JPEG; it's not even really a picture at that stage, although it may resemble one. Which is a very good reason for never shooting anything else, where time permits. -- Best wishes Paul Bradforth http://www.paulbradforth.com =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
