In running my photography channel, I get a lot of questions about RAW files vs. JPEG, and some people not fully grasping exactly what RAW files really are. So, I figured a box of cereal may simplify things.
Read on. Most mirrorless and DSLR cameras allow you to shoot either JPEG files, RAW files, or […]. petapixel.com
We all have been there at some point in our photographic journeys: Our cameras, set to AUTO, pointing and clicking, saving JPEG images that we perhaps edit a little and put in an album to archive. petapixel.com »
2023-01-04 00:19
Despite the fact that so many photographers would rather completely throw their cameras away than shoot in JPEG, I've come to realize that I actually like the look of the JPEGs of many cameras--Fujifilm in particular but the output from Canon, Sony and a number of others is also really stunning. thephoblographer.com »
2019-01-16 08:00
I did not plan on writing a dedicated article on RAW vs JPEG. Why? I thought this ship had sailed long ago and the time of heated debates over which format is better was well into the past. But, what I realized in teaching photography is that this topic is still confusing and unclear for […] petapixel.com »
2017-05-06 22:43
Довольно часто мне задают вопросы: "Как открыть jpeg-файлы в Camera Raw?". На самом деле, многие коррекции гораздо удобней и быстрей делаются именно в интерфейсе Camera...
photo-monster.ru »2017-04-04 09:52
Mystified by talk of “guide number” and “flash power”? Gerald Undone made this helpful 10-minute video that explains everything you need to know about the light from strobes and speedlights, from common misconceptions to practical formulas that will help you light your shots.
There is a lot of misunderstanding and confusion on the subjects of depth of field, the difference between full-frame and crop sensors, and the ‘crop factor. ’ Time and time again I see arguments surface over these topics—in YouTube comments and on camera forums.
When it comes to printing your images and that elusive DPI (dots per inch) number, the ultimate question is: “how big is big enough?” Whether you’re exporting for billboards, magazines, or fine art prints, this video explains what DPI you should be using and why.