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sulyn bennett-hennessey

▶ critique and feedback - the story of austin's butterfly - Ron Berger - YouTube - 0 views

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feedback butterfly critique process

shared by sulyn bennett-hennessey on 14 Oct 14 - No Cached
  • sulyn bennett-hennessey on 14 Oct 14
     
    awesome video showing how even very young children can offer feedback and improve their work to make it better if they know how to use the process of  critique
david merkel

RECOMMENDED READING.pdf - 1 views

diigo.com/072njs

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  • david merkel on 19 Nov 14
     
    some books related to honing your creative process
Eric N

Should You Convert Your Photos to DNG? - 1 views

photographyconcentrate.com/should-you-convert-dng

DNG AVCP

shared by Eric N on 24 Sep 15 - No Cached
  • 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).
  • Noah K on 24 Sep 15
     
    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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  • Abi B on 24 Sep 15
     
    Dammit i chose the same article!
  • Jordyn B on 24 Sep 15
     
    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
  • Eric N on 25 Sep 15
     
    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.
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