So, best I can describe, a JPG file is to a printed photo - as a RAW file is to a negative. There's more information in a RAW file, making it easier to correct exposure and white balance mistakes.
Today I took the girls outside, and I knew an image I took of Claire would be a great example. Totally underexposed. So here you are:
The edit I did was really fast... so I accidentally gave Claire crazy eyes - but it at least shows what I was trying to say. There's just more information in a RAW file, to recover parts of an image. Here's the finished/less crazy eyed Claire.
141 of 365: Hmmmmm
Oh and lets take a moment to speak to Olivia. Olivia darling, can mommy take your picture?
Well alright then.
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*DIES LOLing at O*
seriously, I haven't laughed that hard in a while.
Maybe it was your insanely appropriate captioning, as I have in fact said those things myself and gotten similar results.
BTW, I'm currently trying RAW. You=awesome. Me= impressionable. :)
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