From: Phillip Murphy (pmurf@bellsouth.net)
Date: 08/02/03-06:35:10 AM Z
Hi Judy,
Although it does weigh in at 14.5 oz, the little Canon G3 produces a RAW format:
I believe that each camera in the "Powershot" line produces a RAW file for
download.
Currently, I'm using a Nikon D1x at work with the Adobe RAW plugin for Photoshop
7 in OSX.
Having a quick step for transferring RAW files into Photoshop has been a great
advantage when
working with great volumes of images taken in mixed lighting setups. Using the
plugin is similar to
using scanner software in that you can create an optimum "starting point" for
Photoshop manipulation.
All of your curve adjustments and white balancing ... etc. are done prior to
bringing the image into
Photoshop proper.
best regards,
Phillip
Judy Seigel wrote:
> On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 Ender100@aol.com wrote:
> > By the way, this month's Shutterbug has a good article on RAW files and the
> > Photoshop RAW plugin.
>
> You guys are talking a language that many civilians don't comprehend, so
> hope you'll excuse dumb question(s)....
>
> According to the B&H catalog, no digital camera does raw files at the size
> and weight I want (I want 8 oz or less. the D-100 is 15 oz, the D1X they
> don't give weight for but looks like MUCH more camera than I want.)
>
> My question is, does that RAW plug-in do what the name implies? Or, what
> DOES it do?
>
> Does "this month's Shutterbug" mean August?
>
> thanks....
>
> Judy
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