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

There are a bunch of advantages to shooting in RAW format, particularly for landscape images where we’re often capturing a wide dynamic range. The RAW format captures a wider range than JPEG and gives you the highest quality initial image coming out of the camera. Also, RAW files are much more forgiving if you made mistakes (especially when it comes to things like white balance) and you get extra post-processing features (like choosing your own RAW profiles) that you don’t get with JPEG images. Plus, if you need to fix serious problems in post-processing, or if you want to really throw a bunch of Photoshop or ...
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