Juga said:...
As for baseline editing in camera...no thanks. I like to have the ability to change contrast, saturation, highlights, etc. so on and so forth.
If you use your camera correctly 100% of the time the raw edits will look just like the jpeg
No need to. Get it right in camera, and any edit that can be done on raw can be done on jpeg.
Seconded.No need to. Get it right in camera, and any edit that can be done on raw can be done on jpeg.
I nominate this post for the TPF I Don't Know What I'm Talking About Award for the month of July.
480sparky said:I nominate this post for the TPF I Don't Know What I'm Talking About Award for the month of July.
Juga said:...
As for baseline editing in camera...no thanks. I like to have the ability to change contrast, saturation, highlights, etc. so on and so forth.
If you use your camera correctly 100% of the time the raw edits will look just like the jpeg
Ysarex said:That's complete rubbish and nonsense. The camera processing software can't think and it can't see and it simply isn't equally capable regardless of the contrast and saturation controls available on camera.
We've been through this before too many times. Recently in this thread: http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/beyond-basics/328218-challenge-noticeable-differences-between-raw-jpeg-edited-16-bit-mode.html We got the camera out and provided hard photographic evidence that raw capture and hands on editing can deliver a photo that the camera JPEG engine is not capable of matching. That thread contains proof that it's not possible to get it right SOOC.
Joe
ShaneF said:if i did my editing in Microsoft paint id probably shot jpeg too.
You cant manipulate information that is not there.
Ysarex said:That's complete rubbish and nonsense. The camera processing software can't think and it can't see and it simply isn't equally capable regardless of the contrast and saturation controls available on camera.
We've been through this before too many times. Recently in this thread: http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...nces-between-raw-jpeg-edited-16-bit-mode.html We got the camera out and provided hard photographic evidence that raw capture and hands on editing can deliver a photo that the camera JPEG engine is not capable of matching. That thread contains proof that it's not possible to get it right SOOC.
Joe
That thread is complete rubbish and nonsense. Everything I've said in this thread is correct.
It should be nominated for that award because of all the pro raw fools. Jpeg is the greatest format period...times infinity!!! Bam! You can't get better than that. I am right..that's all there is to it. Now I sleep.
ShaneF said:The man on the corner with the sign saying jesus is coming really does believe that too. Wonder if he shoots Jpeg?
ShaneF said:if i did my editing in Microsoft paint id probably shot jpeg too.
You cant manipulate information that is not there.
Get it right in camera and Microsoft paint is all you need. Actually I have a Mac so I just use preview.