I shoot RAW for every shoot unless I am phhipgraootng an event and printing on site. I've had one unrecoverable jpg file over the years while a corrupted RAW file can be recovered.It can happen with film, it can happen with digital. Images can be lost. ...
I shoot RAW for every shoot unless I am phhipgraootng an event and printing on site. I've had one unrecoverable jpg file over the years while a corrupted RAW file can be recovered.It can happen with film, it can happen with digital. Images can be lost. I always keep an eye on my screen and will periodically review my images on large events.Which do you tend to shoot?Thoughts on jpg or tiff scans?Thanks. Michelle Reply:December 6th, 2011 at 11:24 pmI typically try to save everything in the highest available quality, whether RAW, .TIFF, or direct Photoshop formatted files.
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| show fullshow summaryI shoot RAW for every shoot unless I am phhipgraootng an event and printing on site. I've had one unrecoverable jpg file over the years while a corrupted RAW file can be recovered.It can happen with film, it can happen with digital. Images can be lost. ...
I shoot RAW for every shoot unless I am phhipgraootng an event and printing on site. I've had one unrecoverable jpg file over the years while a corrupted RAW file can be recovered.It can happen with film, it can happen with digital. Images can be lost. I always keep an eye on my screen and will periodically review my images on large events.Which do you tend to shoot?Thoughts on jpg or tiff scans?Thanks. Michelle Reply:December 6th, 2011 at 11:24 pmI typically try to save everything in the highest available quality, whether RAW, .TIFF, or direct Photoshop formatted files.
Posted by Danielle (guest) on Sat May 19 18:30:02 2012