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I don't understand this.I do give out the RAWs, no problem as long as the recipient is a photographer (not necessarily a pro) and knows what he is doing. All others only get JPG.
It's not like you're giving someone materials to build a bridge, and you have a concern that if you give them something without direction they'll produce something that hurts someone. In the end, it's an edit of a photo you composed and actuated.
What's the difference between someone butchering your JPEG vs. the RAW? (Skilled photographer or unskilled photographer)
I do give out the RAWs, no problem as long as the recipient is a photographer (not necessarily a pro) and knows what he is doing. All others only get JPG.
Sounds pretty damn ungrateful.
I think it is just that they don't like the editing done by the OP, and figure that they can do better.
........Since I only gave her polished images, she's decided that she needs the raw files for her husband to process right...........
How would you respond if someone told you to hand over your raw files?
I do give out the RAWs, no problem as long as the recipient is a photographer (not necessarily a pro) and knows what he is doing. All others only get JPG.
Agree. I do give out my RAWs to other photographers.
If two or more photographers are shooting at the same event and all photos are going to collectively presented together then you want uniformity. You want all images adjusted with (just one example) matching white balance. So this makes sense.
But realistically, most people cannot open RAW files if they aren't a photographer or have graphics software that can deal with RAWs for _your_ specific camera.