Pros do not show you nor talk about their mistakes.
Chuck Norcutt
Albert wrote:
> I view it this way: The fact that I __CAN__ save perhaps a shot that
> was not perfect, gives me good enough reason to shoot raw..
>
> You aren't complaining about that I don't think, I think your complaint
> is, people think (raw & volume) compensates for good photographic
> skills. It does not.
>
> A magazine I read 10+ years ago; they took 10 pros and gave them P&S
> cameras, and 10 photo students in a college, and gave them whatever gear
> they wanted. In a blind taste test, the pros won, every single one of
> them... P&S vs a few thousand in equipment. It's the eyeball, not the
> camera that ultimately make or break the photo..
>
> That said, if I hate myself because I underexposed a stop, and I can
> save it back in raw, why not?
>
> Waste of space? True, but then again, if wasting 10 Gig's but the one
> decisive shot is what saved, then I think it's well worth it..
>
> Albert
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