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<blockquote data-quote="goz63" data-source="post: 6511" data-attributes="member: 1557"><p>In the D90 when you use in camera processing from a RAW file it will create a JPEG of the image with the in camera adjustments. You keep the original raw file as is and now have an additional B&W photo if that is what you chose. So you can then go to the computer and make another B&W if you wish and compare. Any time you make adjustments to the RAW file, such as filters, B&W etc, it creates that JPEG additional file. Gives you the option of seeing if what you were wanting to get with a B&W is actually what you got. If not you can adjust the composition and re-shoot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="goz63, post: 6511, member: 1557"] In the D90 when you use in camera processing from a RAW file it will create a JPEG of the image with the in camera adjustments. You keep the original raw file as is and now have an additional B&W photo if that is what you chose. So you can then go to the computer and make another B&W if you wish and compare. Any time you make adjustments to the RAW file, such as filters, B&W etc, it creates that JPEG additional file. Gives you the option of seeing if what you were wanting to get with a B&W is actually what you got. If not you can adjust the composition and re-shoot. [/QUOTE]
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