Raw means exactly that. The camera has done no processing at all except
stashing the raw data coming out of the sensor. You can change the
white balance on the camera or any other setting for that matter. The
camera will simply ignore it.
Chuck Norcutt
jamesfc@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Incidentally, I recently had a job to take some digital photos of a leopard
> at a private big cat sanctuary and discovered after taking a dozen shots or
> so that the E-10 had accidentally been set for 3200 K lighting. Of course,
> those images appeared quite blue when I brought them into PS, but I used
> the drop down box in the RAW import to select daylight white balance and
> the images were perfect! That's when I began to question if white balance
> really matters if you are shooting in the RAW format.
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