Raw photos: Can I work in editor on raw photos.
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Elements includes Adobe Camera Raw, the same raw editor as Photoshop CS5. As new cameras are supported, you can keep upgrading the camera raw plug-in at Adobe.com
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Generaly no. I'm using it in full frame camera. Depend on the perspective and correction of aberration for the raw file you may have to recompose the frame .
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works great in RAW. Depending on your camera, choose custom white balance after taking a shot of the light falling on your scene with Expodisc and use that data for your pictures.
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You can edit the picture straight from the camera. The camera comes preinstalled with some filters you might like and you can also crop it :)
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I'm not sure what you mean by "refine and develop" but if the question is whether you can work with the camera's RAW images without buying additional software, the answer is yes. I don't shoot in RAW but I have an associate who has this camera and does shoot in RAW. He found that a call to Photoshop led to getting the update he needed to process the raw images in Photoshop -- and as far as I know he didn't have to pay for the upgrade.
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not with editor but you can add overlays with the program. Editor is wonderful for touching up.
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No. The files it shoots are JPG, MP4, MOV, MPO (3d still pictures), and AVCHD.imo, the photoedit software now can do so much with jpg that you are not benefit much with RAW. My Canon xti can shoot raw and jpg, I looked up all the things I can do with raw vs jpg. I concluded that as long as the jpg is max size the camera can capture, it's as good as raw with small file size benefit (cause jpg have compression).hope I answered your question.
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You need to use the provided software. We transferred our images from Photoshop (where we did our editing) to their software. We found the editing software difficult.
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Yes, mac will give you a preview of the Leica RAW format. As for RAW adjustments, use the third party software included with the camera (Lightroom).
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What does raw do that a jpeg doesn't do. Does it just make it easier to manipulate the photo in photoshop?
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Yes: http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2012/10/windows-8-and-photoshop.html
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Yes. RAW is one of the options to save images- although, it does consume a lot more space on the SD card.
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Yes. You can save RAW files in either DNG (digital negative) or Pentax's PEF format. The K200D has the option of saving RAW+JPEG. I have been saving RAW (DNG) + JPEG but Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 works so well with DNG that I've changed to RAW only.
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RAW is the unprocessed data from the camera while a JPEG has had some in camera processing. RAW is better for wedding photos, event photos, etc. because you can "tweak" the photo in Photoshop, but for anyone other than a professional, JPEG is probably the better option. I shoot photos for galleries, and 95% of my shots are JPEGS.
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yes you can . still usually faster on the product that took the photo, but it does work.
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Do you mean that you want to do in in camera edits of your RAW images? You can to a certain extent. You need to use the edit function when you view your image on the screen.But a better solution is to use the Nikon ViewNX2 software that came with the camera. It's easy to use, it's free and you can do a lot. You can manipulate your RAW images. Personally, I prefer this solution because it's always too difficult for me to do in camera edits. Hope this helps.
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Yes.RAW is one of the options to save images-although, it does consume a lot more space on the SD card.