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For background...I'm a full time, very experienced, professional photographer, and image quality is essential for me, to send stills to my agent. I'm very familiar with digital imaging post processing (I've won awards for Photoshop use and I teach Lightroom). I have my (new) Phantom 4 Advanced set to shoot JPG and RAW (DNG) files in the Go 4 app.
I have 2 questions, please...
1. In the software (Lightroom CC, latest version) the appearance of the 2 file types is almost the opposite of what I would expect from my digital stills cameras. The JPG file looks flat and unprocessed (drab colours, no contrast etc), and the RAW files look as if they have been processed (more colour, brighter, vibrant images).
I was expecting to process the RAW files from a very "flat" state and have less to work with, in their semi-processed state, which is not what I expected and also a bit puzzling. In the digital camera, the JPG's would be "processed" and the RAW's almost like a digital negative. Does anyone know why this might be happening?
2. Last evening, I was flying the P4A and toggling between video and stills shutter buttons. After a few toggles, I got a camera button and a video button showing on the main screen of the app (in my iPhone 6). For convenience, I pressed the camera button for stills. This seemed to work, but when I downloaded the images, all of the stills shots taken after the dual buttons appeared are JPG files. There are no DNG files, even though I had the app set to JPG + RAW.
A) Can someone explain why both buttons appeared and how to do it deliberately - and also turn them off?
B) Am I right to assume that when I get both buttons on the screen the stills button only shoots JPGs?
C) With both buttons showing how do I shoot in RAW.
Thanks for any help with these questions.
Stephen
I have 2 questions, please...
1. In the software (Lightroom CC, latest version) the appearance of the 2 file types is almost the opposite of what I would expect from my digital stills cameras. The JPG file looks flat and unprocessed (drab colours, no contrast etc), and the RAW files look as if they have been processed (more colour, brighter, vibrant images).
I was expecting to process the RAW files from a very "flat" state and have less to work with, in their semi-processed state, which is not what I expected and also a bit puzzling. In the digital camera, the JPG's would be "processed" and the RAW's almost like a digital negative. Does anyone know why this might be happening?
2. Last evening, I was flying the P4A and toggling between video and stills shutter buttons. After a few toggles, I got a camera button and a video button showing on the main screen of the app (in my iPhone 6). For convenience, I pressed the camera button for stills. This seemed to work, but when I downloaded the images, all of the stills shots taken after the dual buttons appeared are JPG files. There are no DNG files, even though I had the app set to JPG + RAW.
A) Can someone explain why both buttons appeared and how to do it deliberately - and also turn them off?
B) Am I right to assume that when I get both buttons on the screen the stills button only shoots JPGs?
C) With both buttons showing how do I shoot in RAW.
Thanks for any help with these questions.
Stephen