DisneyGeek92
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I didn't know where to put this sorry. I was wondering about RAW. What are the good and bad points of it. Just wondering. Thanks.
"jcvalenti" said:My reasoning is this: ...every picture I take, I take with the intention that I might actually capture something that I might want to blow up poster sized and put on the wall.
"PolynesianMedic" said:ok, but you have to understand the "manual" side of the camera dial to be able to do this. Does anyone have any suggestions for this?
"DisneyGeek92" said:Now I will open the can of worms. When I get a DSLR should I shoot RAW.
"Scott" said:Personally, I use RAW, but only very rarely. None of the photos I've ever posted on this site were taken in RAW, except for one
"mSummers" said:One of the great things about digital is having the exif data to look at when you get back to your computer. You can try different things, and then see the results along with the settings that you used so you can learn what each of the settings can do to the photo.
"DisneyGeek92" said:What was the old way?