Hi All,
Quite new to the P2V+ and also to good quality photography in general. I've read up in some detail about the Adobe RAW DNG format and understand it to be the purest way to record an image from the camera's sensor without applying any corrections, balances or compression.
What I don't really understand is exactly how to benefit from all this pure data and what format that I should be targeting once the processing is complete ?
Is the aim to simply alter the parameters until you see something you like and then produce the best quality JPEG or equivalent file in order to share it, print it out etc ?
Surely, immediately you import the RAW file into something like Adobe LR or PS and view the picture, the application has already had to interpret the data in a particular way into order for you to view it on the screen ?
As you can see, I'm quite confused on all this and would really benefit from a few pearls of wisdom from someone who knows their photography or simply can tell me how to use this format to get the best quality pictures from the P2V+'s camera.
Many thanks,
GhostFlyerUK
Quite new to the P2V+ and also to good quality photography in general. I've read up in some detail about the Adobe RAW DNG format and understand it to be the purest way to record an image from the camera's sensor without applying any corrections, balances or compression.
What I don't really understand is exactly how to benefit from all this pure data and what format that I should be targeting once the processing is complete ?
Is the aim to simply alter the parameters until you see something you like and then produce the best quality JPEG or equivalent file in order to share it, print it out etc ?
Surely, immediately you import the RAW file into something like Adobe LR or PS and view the picture, the application has already had to interpret the data in a particular way into order for you to view it on the screen ?
As you can see, I'm quite confused on all this and would really benefit from a few pearls of wisdom from someone who knows their photography or simply can tell me how to use this format to get the best quality pictures from the P2V+'s camera.
Many thanks,
GhostFlyerUK