We all have been there at some point in our photographic journeys: Our cameras, set to AUTO, pointing and clicking, saving JPEG images that we perhaps edit a little and put in an album to archive.

Some beginning photographers keep on shooting in JPEG because of one reason. They’re a bit of afraid of the raw file format. But shooting in raw is easier than you think. If you want to start ...

For many photographers, their photos look good on the camera’s LCD. The exposure is right and the scene looks exactly how it was envisioned. That confidence lasts until they open it on a larger screen ...

Every photographer makes decisions about file formats constantly, yet most of us operate on habit, hearsay, or whatever our camera defaulted to when we first pulled it out of the box. The problem is ...

Raw is a PCM audio format. Uh, Windows Media Player should be able to play it. If you can get Sound Forge, you might want to try that also. Wait no strike that, wrestling is dumb. Correct me, if I'm ...

This week a friend and photo enthusiast asked a question, "I know a person who knows more about photography than me, and he says I might want to look into shooting RAW photos. I asked him why and I ...

Google Photos is giving users more control over storage space by allowing them to choose whether to back up large, raw files. Shooting in raw mode offers significant benefits for photographers, ...

Google is preparing to change how RAW images are handled. A string of code in version 9.8 of the Pixel Camera says “RAW photos will not be backed up by default.” DNG images could be saved in a ...