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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 408101" data-attributes="member: 13090">I'm entirely sure I understand what you're asking. There's not much you can do to, "get the best image in RAW" except take good shots. Make sure the exposure is not blowing out, that the focus is correct... That sort of thing. Then you open the RAW file in NX2 so you can process it. This is where, in a typical workflow, you first do "global" adjustments to things like white balance, exposure, contrast, color (balance and saturation) and remove elements you don't want (sensor spots, distracting elements, etc.). There's sometimes cropping and resizing to do as well and Sharpening, generally, is the last step. The RAW file is then converted/saved to JPG or TIFF, or what have you, depending on final output......</blockquote>