March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

The images you see on the web don’t come out of the camera the way you see them online. They’ve all been post-processed (some very heavily), and to make sure you have the best quality files to work with (especially important if you’re going to be tweaking your images in post-processing a lot), you definitely want to be shooting in RAW mode on your camera. Not only do RAW images capture a wider tonal range, they are much more forgiving and do less damage to your image when you need to make a lot of adjustments (and you are going to make a lot of adjustments).
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