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I shot using S3 and it's pixelated
I generally shoot L + Raw but this time, I was doing a shoot for a new company and for some reason thought that I could use the "S3" JPEG setting (720x480). They are using them for online. They have ...
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RAW processing steps [duplicate]
I'm novice in RAW processing.
I know what a RAW file actually is but what are typical steps I need to do for RAW processing and getting output JPG file manually?
Update: I want to get advices what ...
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What makes RAW formats better for manipulation than JPEGs or PNGs [duplicate]
So I've seen everyone saying that RAW format is much better for manipulation in photo editing applications like Lightroom than JPEGs or PNGs. While I read some posts here like this and this, I'm ...
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What is the best practice for batch compressing jpeg files?
This is fairly theoretical, as it is definitely in the realm of "pixel peeping" and is more or less irrelevant for practical use, but with the increasing popularity of full-width images on websites, I'...
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Photoshop - JPEG Image Option - Difference in Quality [duplicate]
In Photoshop, while saving an image as JPEG, there is an Image Option called Quality.
Increasing or decreasing the value, only increases or reduces the size of the JPEG file.
If we try to zoom in ...
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How to get back from a print to an image file
I manage a growing collection of jpeg photos (27k so far) for my partner. Aside from the time it takes to accurately tag them all (I only have about 7k of them tagged :( ), everything is fine.
The ...
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Is conversion to 16 bit needed for good PP results when working on JPEG images?
When working on JPEG files, should I start by converting the images to 16 bit depth? Supposedly that would make for more room for the adjustments I'm going to make on the photos. Two occasions that ...
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How much post processing advantage is gained when scanning 35mm negatives as TIFF rather than JPG?
I am sending some C41 colour film to be developed.
I'm not going to be requesting any prints, just scans of the negative to CD. I can choose between high resolution, high quality JPG or TIFF.
The ...
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How can I reverse-engineer the RAW conversion settings used in a JPEG image?
I've lost my Lightroom catalog during OS migration. I have couple of JPEGs developed from RAWs and would like to put few more JPEGs from other RAWs in similar mood. Is there a way to reverse engineer ...
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How do I decide between "RAW as Master" and "JPEG as Master" when importing RAW+JPEG into Aperture?
I guess this comes down to an Aperture question and a more general post-processing question.
I've been shooting RAW+JPEG and importing both to Aperture with the RAW image set as the master. But I've ...
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How to/Best Methods to Correct Washed Out JPEGs?
I have many photos that have that washed out look about them and some that are completely blown out. These photos are JPEG only and were not taken (or I do not have) the RAW file. I currently attempt ...
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Is there a one-click technique to create a "better" JPEG from RAW than the in-camera JPEG?
When looking around at HDR and Tone Mapping, and looking at the examples on the Photomatix homepage, I see examples that read:
Result after applying the Tone Mapping tool (Original RAW file
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What settings should be kept in mind while shooting a jpeg photo in order for it to be edited later on?
Canon PowerShot SX210 IS doesn't support RAW format, so I don't have a choice w.r.t shooting in Jpeg format.
Do we have some special camera settings that we shouldn't touch or should set in some ...
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Is it possible to use the Photoshop CS raw editor for JPG files?
I would like to use the editor that opens in PS CS5 when you open a Raw file.
I would like to use it on a jpeg file as I find it extremely useful to get the right colouring.
Is it possible?
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How does Picasa process RAW photos?
How does Picasa decide how to process RAW photos? When I shoot in RAW+JPEG the two pictures can look dramatically different. Is it just converting the RAW files upon import, or is post-processing ...
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