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Hi - After many years using film I have recently moved to digital and
bought myself a Canon Eos D20.
I understand that to achieve optimum quality I need to shoot images in
RAW format and open them up on editing software to process them. At
this point I'd appreciate some help as although I have taken several
images in RAW + JPEG format I'm not clear as to how to open the RAW
Images.
When I connect the camera to the PC I download the Images using XP
which are listed as the JPEG Images. I have the Canon software Eos
viewer,Digital Photo professional, as well as Adobe elements 2.0 and
Photoshop ver 5.0.
Basically what i'm trying to achieve is the the best possible image
ready for printing and am not too concerned about file size etc at this
stage.
How do I access the RAW Images from the camera what steps do I then
take to achieve best possible results ?
Sorry if this is basic stuff for some but after using Fuji Velvia for
so many years RAW & TIFF etc is all new to me.
Your help is appreciated - Eos
Hi - After many years using film I have recently moved to digital and
bought myself a Canon Eos D20.
I understand that to achieve optimum quality I need to shoot images in
RAW format and open them up on editing software to process them. At
this point I'd appreciate some help as although I have taken several
images in RAW + JPEG format I'm not clear as to how to open the RAW
Images.
When I connect the camera to the PC I download the Images using XP
which are listed as the JPEG Images. I have the Canon software Eos
viewer,Digital Photo professional, as well as Adobe elements 2.0 and
Photoshop ver 5.0.
Basically what i'm trying to achieve is the the best possible image
ready for printing and am not too concerned about file size etc at this
stage.
How do I access the RAW Images from the camera what steps do I then
take to achieve best possible results ?
Sorry if this is basic stuff for some but after using Fuji Velvia for
so many years RAW & TIFF etc is all new to me.
Your help is appreciated - Eos