How would one ever know that a JPEG image started life as a RAW file?
Chuck Norcutt
On 11/22/2015 10:46 PM, Peter Klein wrote:
A few night shots of the colored light show at the Font Màgica de
Montjuïc (Magic Fountain) in Barcelona.
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Confession, apropos Reuters' new "no RAW" policy: The last image
required about one stop of lightening (dodging) to the fountain in RAW
to make it look as it had to my eyes, which could clearly see both the
actual fountain and its image on the iPad screen. I hope that wasn't
dishonest or inauthentic. :-) Editing a JPG the same way was
impossible--I ended up with really ugly color noise. I guess I'm fired
from Reuters, which is OK, since I've never worked for them.
Olympus E-M5 and 25/1.4 Leica Summilux, last one with the 20/1.7
Panasonic. Enjoy!
--Peter
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