RAW Image
This image is already converted from raw and does not require dealing with camera Raw conversions, it is worth mentioning what to do with Raw images and why you might want to consider Raw processing if it is an option, Raw images are images in their natural capture state – direct off the camera’s sensor without any automated in- camera processing. JPEG files, on the other hand, which are often the default means of storage for images on camera, are images that have been processed in- camera, converted from the Raw state into a more globally recognized image file format. One advantage of working with Raw images is that you get to control the image conversion from raw data rather that allowing the camera to use some generic processing that works optimally only in run-of-the- mill situations. When it comes to images that are exposure extremes (over-and-underexposure), in-camera processing is not an advantage. Another advantage is that Raw images are high-bit images, taking advantage...