Julia's Commercial Photography Blog

This week I want to take my recreation photos and start on my free shoot.

Three advantages of a RAW file: -the file(s) are higher in terms of dynamic range -file(s) shot in RAW can be admissible as evidence in court - file(s) can be proprietarily formatted One disadvantage of a RAW file: -photos shot in RAW require special software to be able to view the files Three advantages of a JPEG file: -the file(s) will appear sharper -the file(s) can be immediately printed -most file(s) do not need a lot of correcting most of the time One disadvantage of a JPEG file: -the file(s) may have a low dynamic range 1. Under the first heading "Capturing the Images" how much of the data does a RAW file retain after it is captured by the camera? A RAW file captures all the information when the camera takes the photo, without compressing the photo. A RAW file preserves all the pixels. 2. Under the second heading "Processing the Files" what are some of the things that a RAW file enables a photographer to edit the image is taken? After the image

This week I want to finish my File Format blog post and find 3 paintings I want to recreate.