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Sep 10, 2026
Nikki HallerNARRATOR
Start with global adjustments to recover your shadows and tame your highlights, then move to local adjustments.
Nikki HallerNARRATOR
This is where RAW files are essential.
Nikki HallerNARRATOR
The sky.
Nikki HallerNARRATOR
The sky should be dramatic, but shouldn't overpower the ocean.
Jessi FestaHOST
Now I want to talk, you touched a bit on editing.
Jessi FestaHOST
We love editing in RAW.
Jessi FestaHOST
But just a quick caveat with that, you do need Lightroom or Photoshop to edit in RAW.
Jessi FestaHOST
But at least Lightroom.
Jessi FestaHOST
Lightroom is a very budget-friendly platform.
Jim CollisonHOST
JPEG.
Jim CollisonHOST
Rod and JPEG? No, it's JPEG to RAW.
Jim CollisonHOST
Anyways, they talked about, he would talk about those.
Jim CollisonHOST
I have to go back and look.
Jim CollisonHOST
I haven't said that in a long time.
Jim CollisonHOST
But isn't that amazing how big those RAW files can be? And especially cameras.
Jim CollisonHOST
Yeah.
Jim CollisonHOST
Right?
Doug PorterGUEST
They're 8-bit, so the first thing I do is convert them to 16-bit.
Doug PorterGUEST
And after that, it's into Camera Raw because you can still open those JPEG files in Camera Raw.
Doug PorterGUEST
We just save them down as TIFFs from the JPEGs.
Doug PorterGUEST
And then go into Camera Raw, and you've got all those lovely controls there to get you underway.
Justin CastlesHOST
Mm-hmm.
Doug PorterGUEST
And once I have what I think is the base image, then it comes into Photoshop, and that's when I start using the things that I learned at art school, the lighting, the dodging, the burning, the painterly effects.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
Full gives you everything.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
Manual sensor control, RAW capture, YUV reprocessing.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
Elevel 3 adds UV reprocessing and RAW with burst capture.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
E-External is for USB cameras.
CornHOST
Where does the Nord 3 likely sit?
Antonio M. RosarioHOST
Well, so there's a camera app from Adobe, and I may have mentioned this before, called Project Indigo, which is the most ridiculous name I've ever heard for any kind of app.
Antonio M. RosarioHOST
But it's a camera app built by Adobe, and you can connect it directly to Lightroom, and it works with RAW files.
Antonio M. RosarioHOST
But they have the built-in, what they call super resolution or something like that.
Antonio M. RosarioHOST
And you could use effectively the 8.
Antonio M. RosarioHOST
I don't know if you have to have an account to use it, but you know, if you have an Adobe account anyway, it doesn't matter.
Antonio M. RosarioHOST
And attach it to Lightroom because then you can go, then you import in directly into Lightroom through the photo app.
Antonio M. RosarioHOST
And what it's going to do is, sorry to get all technical all of a sudden, but it will create, you can shoot a JPEG and a RAW together.
Antonio M. RosarioHOST
Okay.
Codi VoreGUEST
balanced.Of course they weren't.
Codi VoreGUEST
Yeah, so for the folks at home, V-Log or apparently S-Log or RAW or whatever the fuck you wanna talk about, it like shoots-
Matt SlayerHOST
No, no, so RAW's different
Codi VoreGUEST
...
Codi VoreGUEST
RAW's different, but for photos it's pretty similar.
Matt SlayerHOST
Well, no, no, no.
Matt SlayerHOST
So RAW's...
Matt SlayerHOST
Okay.
Brad SigalHOST
Uh, we're obviously in a digital era where you're probably gonna wanna share some of these analog images you've taken online.
Brad SigalHOST
So how do you digitize images? What equipment do you use for that? And then once you digitize them, I'm curious, do you bring them into Lightroom or another editing app? And how much can you work with analog image as compared to like a RAW file, a digital RAW file? Do you have-
Jake GaleGUEST
Yeah
Brad SigalHOST
... much flexibility?
Jake GaleGUEST
Like there is an ability to work with those scans similar to what you have with, with a digital, uh, file.
Jake GaleGUEST
But, um, what I have found, and this, this is coming from somebody who's not an expert on this, and there may very well be, and probably are, um, folks out there who have a workflow that really gives them like maximum latitude to be able to work with, um, the file types that they're producing through digitizing.
Jake GaleGUEST
But there are-- I find that the digital RAW file It gives me much more control over the digital images that I take through a digital camera.
Jake GaleGUEST
I find that I have a little less latitude when processing my scanned negatives than I do with the digital images that I, I'm making.
Bill WadmanHOST
And all of his assistants and people who would work on his pictures would be like, "Can you please just lower your ISO?" You know.
Bill WadmanHOST
And he would shoot at 1600, and he'd shoot JPEG and RAW, but he'd just want to use the JPEG, and they're like, "No, uh, shoot the RAW.
Bill WadmanHOST
We'll make the shot." And he's like, "No, I want the RAW to look exactly like the JPEG out of the camera."
Jeffery SaddorisHOST
Yeah.
Bill WadmanHOST
Um-
DanielHOST
We've
LucasHOST
been seeing RAW internal coming to more and more cameras.
DanielHOST
Yeah, we have.
LucasHOST
And I think that the DJI for the Ronin, their license, after Nikon bought RED, they reduced the cost of that license to like a dollar or something.
LucasHOST
So it almost makes me think, does Nikon really care about this? Do they more prefer to just let people have RAW internally? Did they lose on purpose?
DanielHOST
I don't know why they would lose on purpose, but...
LucasHOST
Maybe.
DanielHOST
Yeah, and maybe that could be better if people could actually try and push it forward.
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