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Dec 28, 2011 14:51 |  #16

macvisual wrote in post #13610670 (external link)
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Can a standard j-peg image be manipulated using software? I appreciate raw shots hold more information and can be adjusted more, but just want to ask solely about j-peg please.

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Yes, jpegs can be worked with. Raw files have more "latitude", but especially when you are getting started you can do a lot with jpegs. Learn the "stuff" with whatever software you have. In time you will get a feel of things, and be able to decide for yourself what you need to get the best results.


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Dec 28, 2011 23:49 |  #17

macvisual wrote in post #13610670 (external link)
Thanks for replies....

Can a standard j-peg image be manipulated using software? I appreciate raw shots hold more information and can be adjusted more, but just want to ask solely about j-peg please.

Thanks.

Yes, but since the file has already been compressed, there is less information to work with, and subsequently less that you can accomplish.


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Dec 29, 2011 01:22 |  #18

Start with Canons DPP. Free and pretty basic so it is a good place to start learning.

DPP tutorials.

http://www.learn.usa.c​anon.com …rials/dpp_tutor​ials.shtml (external link)


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