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RAW refers to any of several native data formats that contain the full data captured by the sensor. Typically these are proprietary formats, and each company uses its own.
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Why does Windows Photo App show a "bad" version of a .RAF photo before it "pops" into a much...
I'm shooting with a Fujifilm X-E2 with an XF35mmF2 "R WR" lens by Fujifilm, in .RAF format.
When I open a photo in Windows Photo, it looks pretty terrible, with washed out colors and terrible exposu …
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