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Eric N

Should You Convert Your Photos to DNG? - 1 views

  • formats might be difficult to read in the
  • distant future since the format hasn’t been openly documented and support
  • Since the DNG format (.dng) is open source anyone can write software to read or write the format.
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  • from the manufacturer may not always be there.
  • There are also no license restrictions so camera manufacturers could use DNG as their default RAW format instead of their proprietary format.
  • DNG files are around 15-20% smaller in file size than proprietary RAW files without any loss of quality!
  • The DNG format includes a checksum that can detect file corruption
  • might not be necessary.
  • you can’t accidentally make adjustments that change the original file (the way you can with JPEGs).
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    this is a really good article on the pros of converting to DNG after reading a couple of other websites about the pros and cons of converting to DNG i decided that i was pro and i think that this artical sums up the pros in a pretty simple and easy to understand way.
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    Dammit i chose the same article!
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    I think that this article agrees with the process of converting your photos to DNGs. I highlighted main points made by the author, but basically he listed many reasons why we should convert our photos to DNGs. One of the reasons I think would be the main reason I would convert my photos would be because I could would be able to open my photos in a lot of different softwares, not just Adobe softwares. It would be brilliant if camera manufacturers could use DNG instead of the RAW format. #proDNG
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    The benefits of DNG makes me personally want to change my work flow. DNG is universal, smaller in size, and is adjustable like an ordinary raw file. Unlike Canon, Sony, and Nikons proprietary RAW formats. DNG is universal and I've seen it used for video and photo. Id make the switch.
Hot Tub Bob (Sonya)

Baseball: Classic Photos of the National Pastime From LIFE Magazine | LIFE.com - 0 views

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    You can use some of the photos here for references
david merkel

In Pictures: - 0 views

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    winning photos from the Sony World Photo competition
sulyn bennett-hennessey

Art & Science Curriculum (Education at the Getty) - 1 views

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    Getty curriculum for K-12 art and science. Particularly good for photo science and color science.
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    Getty curriculum for K-12 art and science. Particularly good for photo science and color science.
sulyn bennett-hennessey

The Ultimate Beginner's Introduction to Exposure - Tuts+ Photo & Video Tutorial - 1 views

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    This is another way of looking at the exposure triangle that might help if you are struggling with numbers numbers numbers
Hot Tub Bob (Sonya)

Photos of SPACE - 1 views

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    SPAAAAAAAAACE
Hot Tub Bob (Sonya)

6 Tips for Better Baseball Photography - NYIP Photo Articles - 0 views

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    For those of you who are photographing
david merkel

All your photos, organized & easy to find - 0 views

shared by david merkel on 29 May 15 - No Cached
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    ...unlimited storage capacity, and it's free
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    ...and it's free
david merkel

2014 Year in Pictures - 0 views

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    pictures selected by the new york times photo editors
david merkel

World Press Photos of the Year - 0 views

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    take a look
david merkel

The Joop Swart Masterclass - 1 views

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    The Joop Swart Masterclass The Joop Swart Masterclass has been organized by World Press Photo every year since 1994 and has established itself as one of the most prestigious events of its kind. Its goal is to bring together some of the most experienced individuals in photojournalism with 12 young, promising photographers to share and pass on their knowledge and experience. Top of photography The first decade of the masterclass has shown that its participants are destined to be the best of the best. Our objective is to help them progress on the road toward professional maturity in terms of both theory and practice. The Joop Swart Masterclass is named after World Press Photo's late chairman, who was a passionate supporter of young photographic talent.
sulyn bennett-hennessey

Joe McNally on the Nikon D4 - Beautiful Music, High ISO - The Photo Society - 3 views

  • The recent D4 project was a terrific project for the studio, made more so by the company I shared shooting it. Bill Frakes did his usual wonderful sports stills, but also filmed a beautifully evocative video of Istanbul. Take a look at his site, Straw Hat Visuals. Corey Rich once again defies gravity in his adventure sports video work, seen here.  Matthias Hangst shot amazing action, and Vincent Munier once again took on difficult and daunting landscapes. Humbled and honored to be in their company. Bill Frakes and I, especially, go back a long ways. He is one of the truly significant standard bearers in the history of sports photojournalism.
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    Great examples of high ISO with Nikon D4 
Noah K

Public Market | Multimedia - 0 views

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    before and after photos of rochester 1900-now
Abi B

classic baseball pictures - 0 views

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    for inspiration maybe recreate them?
zfox98

Fairport Red Raiders Baseball - Fairport NY - Fairport Red Raider Baseball - Fairport NY - 0 views

shared by zfox98 on 30 Apr 15 - No Cached
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    Fairport Red Raider Baseball, Fairport NY - Upcoming Events, Membership Information, Photos, Fundraising, Stats, Game Results
sulyn bennett-hennessey

Inspiring quotes from Eugène Atget | Masters of Photography - 0 views

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    This zine has potential for digging deeper into the lives of photographers from around the world and exposing you to worlds beyond your own head.
Jordan K

David Griffin: How photography connects us | Talk Video | TED.com - 2 views

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    A solid video explaining the importance of photography within our community.
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    I like this because it's telling us why photography is more than just taking some nice pictures but how it's a beautifully unique way to show things and connect people. To me it's a way to tell a story. Or express emotions by letting others see exactly what you saw. And a lot of people don't understand the importance of these things.
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    JorDAN, I can get the connection from the title. How does he do this? What point does he make that tells you why or how photo is important in our community?
ravenpierson17

5 Black and White Photography Tips - Digital Photography School - 0 views

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    Continuing the Black and White Photography theme we've been on lately in the latest forum assignment (where the photos featured in this post were submitted) I thought I'd share five pretty random Black and White Photography Tips. Black and White Photography Tips 1. Shoot in RAW I know many readers of DPS can't shoot in ...
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