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What format do you save pictures in and why?
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<blockquote data-quote="KennethHamlett" data-source="post: 1360" data-attributes="member: 22"><p>RAW all the time. The work I do requires RAW images and sometimes clients want to purchase the RAW images as well for later manipulation by their own digital artists. Yes, RAW takes up more space but it's mandatory for serious work. JPEG compression automatically eliminates image data. When exposures are very delicate, JPEG compression can eliminate vital pieces of data that undo the original intentions of the photographer. Shoot in RAW, import. backup, redundant backup and then you can start manipulating the images. Aperture is only for Macs. I am a Mac user but prefer using Lightroom over Aperture. It just fits my workflow better. Not that the product is better, I just like the combined way it works with Photoshop.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KennethHamlett, post: 1360, member: 22"] RAW all the time. The work I do requires RAW images and sometimes clients want to purchase the RAW images as well for later manipulation by their own digital artists. Yes, RAW takes up more space but it's mandatory for serious work. JPEG compression automatically eliminates image data. When exposures are very delicate, JPEG compression can eliminate vital pieces of data that undo the original intentions of the photographer. Shoot in RAW, import. backup, redundant backup and then you can start manipulating the images. Aperture is only for Macs. I am a Mac user but prefer using Lightroom over Aperture. It just fits my workflow better. Not that the product is better, I just like the combined way it works with Photoshop. [/QUOTE]
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