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Yes I shoot RAW exclusively or almost exclusively.
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I shoot RAW sometimes, but mostly shoot JPEGS.
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I never shoot RAW.
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I don't understand what RAW means.
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Who cares, I just use film.
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Do you shoot RAW?
Just curious to hear how folks are working with their digital cameras.
If you are shooting RAW, what RAW processing software do you use?
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No point in buying a Ferrari and driving the speed limit. I always shoot raw, ALWAYS.
Lightroom and, less frequently, PS CS3/ACR.
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always RAW.
I tend to use nikon's basic progam, altho, i have been fooling around with a program for nikon's called toneup . a whooping 20 dollars and is based on the math used for Capture
With my Fuji i generally use Photoshop as the software from Fuji is really poor )IMHO.
With my beginning students i avoid the discussion about RAW as most of them just want to take better family pics. With the Intermediate classes we go into greater detail about RAW; both pros and cons and then they can decided for themselves.
For some folks the downside is the sizes of the files, storage and PP; however, for me, it is the only way i want to work .
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RAW is my format of choice and I use the photoshop RAW converter.
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I use the Photoshop RAW processor.
Still trying to get my hand around Lightroom.
Friends don't let friends shoot Jpeg.
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Shooting JPEG is kind of: shooting film, have it processed in the lab, getting the CD with the scans but leaving the film there so they will throw it to the trashcan... A little bir harsh but this is what I exactly feel about it.
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I only shoot RAW.
I use the Canon DPP software to view and select shots and then either convert them to TIFFs with it, or use Photoshop to process them.
Tom
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I shoot raw for everything, but "grip&grin" type of snapshots. Process in Lightroom.
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I shoot raw if only so I'll have an untouched original. Lightroom v2 is said to have a completely nondistructive workflow, but I've not used it beyond a month w/ the beta.
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When I *did* have a dslr, I shot raw and processed in Capture one LE then catalogued in iView Mediapro. I much prefer Capture One to Lightroom or ACR
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