Learn't something today re: raw vs Jpeg.
Jun 29, 2014 05:36:06 #
Today my flash came a little loose and didn't fire for a few shots before I noticed. When I downloaded to the computer the Jpegs were totally dark but the raw ones were fully lit. I was surprised that there was such a difference. At first I thought why use the flash and then I realised that the flash does more than just give adequate light and the photos with flash were better.
As an aside, I noticed that when downloaded to Picasa the information on all shots said 'No flash used'. Is this because the internal flash doesn't fire with the speedlight?
As an aside, I noticed that when downloaded to Picasa the information on all shots said 'No flash used'. Is this because the internal flash doesn't fire with the speedlight?
Jun 29, 2014 06:05:08 #
Via computer Post Processing, an under-exposed raw file will still produce an acceptable JPG, but with noticeable digital noise.
On the other hand, an under-exposed camera-generated JPG may be too dark to correct in PP to a useable image.
Third-party speedlights (like Yongnuo) may not register in Canon or Nikon Exif info.
On the other hand, an under-exposed camera-generated JPG may be too dark to correct in PP to a useable image.
Third-party speedlights (like Yongnuo) may not register in Canon or Nikon Exif info.
Jun 29, 2014 06:08:49 #
Nikonian72 wrote:
Thank you for your quick reply Douglass. By the way, my original jumper is still hunting on the cover of the compost heap. I am so pleased because I thought I had frightened him off.Via computer Post Processing, an under-exposed raw file will still produce an acceptable JPG, but with noticeable digital noise.
On the other hand, an under-exposed camera-generated JPG may be too dark to correct in PP to a useable image.
Third-party speedlights (like Yongnuo) may not register in Canon or Nikon Exif info.
On the other hand, an under-exposed camera-generated JPG may be too dark to correct in PP to a useable image.
Third-party speedlights (like Yongnuo) may not register in Canon or Nikon Exif info.
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