http://youtu.be/vMT8hVwwzcc
I try to explain the stuff that influences the quality of your images. File formats, compression, sensor size. Each solution has pro and cons — you have to decide what you need and want.
All the file formats are explained at Wikipedia.
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http://youtu.be/nyWNM6buYMk
Edit: Episode 76 covers some new aspects of UFRaw and corrects some mistakes. Look at it too!
RAW conversion was a thing a lot of you wanted to know something about. And in this show I tell you how to use the program UFRaw to get RAW images into the Gimp. My job was coming a bit into the way — I had to build the schedule for my school. So this show contains some ‘should be’ outtakes and perhaps I have overlooked some stuff. Please feel free to ask — I will be glad to answer all your questions in a follow up show.
For more information and the forum visit:
http://youtu.be/1T8AF6ITiLc
At the last show I made two blunders. I used an untested encoding and killed the sound for a lot of you and I used a layer mask with a lot of gray in it where it didn’t belong. So the sea didn’t look good.
In this episode I correct that mistake and add a bit of burning and dodging to get parts of the image darker or lighter. I don’t use the burn and dodge tool but use again a layer for better control. A bonus tip for the readers of the blog: If you set the foreground colour at start to medium gray and select then “foreground colour” as the layermask, you get around the step of filling the mask.
For more information and the forum visit:
pixelmove.com