Description

The RAW file format is digital photography’s equivalent of a negative in film photography: it contains untouched, raw pixel information straight from the digital camera’s sensor, which must be processed to produce the final result. Written by a professional photographer, this comprehensive guide explains the procedure from the start of a photoshoot through each stage of post-processing your image to ultimately displaying it in print or on-screen. The in-depth, jargon-busting text offers hints and tips on interpreting RAW images and gives step-by-step information on processes such as demosaicing and white balance, interpreting and converting images, applying tone curves, adjusting colour saturation and contrast, sharpening an image, adjustment in camera and on a personal computer, and final generation of JPEG or TIFF format.