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GSH
14th of April 2009 (Tue), 14:52
Rather than my usual RAW>JPEG with a bbit of sharpening, i've converted these to TiFF files first...

1. The gorgeous Chad Racing Ferrari - yes this IS the UK and it really was that sunny!
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/geoff.hubbert/Pics/Images%202009/OPBGT/Oulton%20F3BGT061.jpg

2. Racing's in the DNA - Josh Hill, son of Damon and Grandson of the late, great Graham.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/geoff.hubbert/Pics/Images%202009/OPBGT/Oulton%20F3BGT418.jpg

3. And a slightly less sunny shot of the Ascari KZ1R - cos i likes the car!
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/geoff.hubbert/Pics/Images%202009/OPBGT/Oulton%20F3BGT994.jpg


1 & 2 are 50D & Sigma 500EX f4.5 affairs. 3 is the same lens on the 1DMK2N. :)
elvisrally
14th of April 2009 (Tue), 15:22
That Ascari is a beautiful car.

The second is a great pic really sharp

Thanks for sharing

Elvis
RichardC27
14th of April 2009 (Tue), 17:43
I must have been stood very close to you for #1 and #2, I've got a few Saturday shots from down there on Saturday. Lovely shots, all sharp and well composed. The Chad Ferrari is a lovely car, arguably the best looking Ferrari on the grid this year.
Paul C-J
14th of April 2009 (Tue), 18:34
Last shot is PIN sharp , very nice matey , like them all though
sastein
14th of April 2009 (Tue), 21:05
Very nice! Probably one works for me.
kris142
14th of April 2009 (Tue), 23:31
Great shots, I'm sorry I couldn't stop laughing at the topic name.(Playing with PP)
petrolhead
16th of April 2009 (Thu), 05:19
Rather than my usual RAW>JPEG with a bbit of sharpening, i've converted these to TiFF files first...Nice shots geoff

Whats the advantage of doing that?
jim9449
16th of April 2009 (Thu), 14:45
Nice shots geoff

Whats the advantage of doing that?

Great shots Geoff,same question as petrolhead!
Jim
GSH
16th of April 2009 (Thu), 14:49
Great shots Geoff,same question as petrolhead!
Jim

It's a good question...

If you want a purely technical answer, then i haven't got a clue!....they just seem to look a hell of a lot better. All i can say is give it a try and see for yourself.

I will say it's not something i will be doing as a matter of course, because the sheer amount of hard disc space needed for a Tiff File is a bit silly.