In an article 'Understanding Digital Raw Capture' on Adobe's website I read the following: 'When you shoot raw, the only on-camera settings that have an effect on the captured pixels are the ISO speed, the shutter speed, and the aperture. Everything else is under your control when you convert the raw
file . . . . '
As a comparative newcomer to digital photography and a novice in regard to the raw format I would be grateful if someone could clarify and/or confirm this. When shooting raw I can forget the plethora of image-related settings on my Nikon D80 so long as the above three are properly set?
file . . . . '
As a comparative newcomer to digital photography and a novice in regard to the raw format I would be grateful if someone could clarify and/or confirm this. When shooting raw I can forget the plethora of image-related settings on my Nikon D80 so long as the above three are properly set?
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