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Re: RAW and iPhoto

Colin Holgate wrote:

At 1:25 AM -0800 1/8/04, Ken Turkowski wrote:

RAW is unfortunately not standard. Each camera manufacturer, and potentially each model, has its own RAW format.


My argument for supporting Canon's RAW format is that many people who would be interested in using RAW over highest quality JPEG will be using a Canon camera, and I think that all of those have the same RAW format.

Strange thing, I just tried a test picture after selecting RAW on my camera, and the image imported ok. When I went back to check that I had selected RAW ok, I found that it was on the best JPEG setting, and there wasn't a RAW choice anymore. I guess that's one way to solve the problem!

I suspect that those camera operators- read: Pro and semi-pro photographers- who need the extra info and manipulations available in RAW will be using PS or GC. As I mentioned I have used it, and simply don't like working with the format. If I were better at it, and had a new G-5 and did it a lot, then things would be different!

PS. RAW isn't a choice except on Av, Tv and other customizable settings, at least on my Canon G-3.

John McWilliams
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