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I am working on creating a weekly online Lightroom class that you may be able to sign up for one week at a time (no big time or financial commitment) and it will be done line using Google Plus Hangouts.
Yes, Lightroom over Photoshop! I do use Photoshop too but only when Lightroom doesn’t do what I need which isn’t very often. That is my program of choice and the one I use for about 95% of my photo editing. RAW workflow using Lightroom is exactly the same as for JPGs If you aren’t using Lightroom yet, you might want to check it out. For example if you shot in Tungsten mode but were shooting in a Daylight situation, with a RAW file it’s a simple matter of choosing the correct option from a pull down menu, then tweaking it a little. But if you shoot RAW and forget to adjust your White Balance, using Lightroom or Photoshop, you can easily just choose one of the other presets. If I’m right that number is now about one half to 1/3 of what it was on the JPG setting, am I close? So if the camera is actually shooting the same size image (by pixel size) what is in the RAW file that isn’t in the JPG? Makes you wonder right? RAW files hold more information in the area of White Balance If you shoot JPG and get it wrong, you might as well turn it into a b/w image because it’s extremely difficult to fix. Got it? Now set it to RAW format and take another look at that number. RAW files have so much more information built into the files If you don’t believe me, ask your camera? Set your camera on “large JPG format” and see how many shots are remaining on your memory card.
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