Raw Shooter and Photoshop (1 Viewer)

andy70437 · Jan 31, 2007

Hi,
Just recently got a 350D and although I have been using Photoshop for a year or so with a Panasonic Z27, I have no idea just how much to adjust with Raw Shooter converter before Photoshop ! Does one use both, one after the other, or satisified with Raw Shooter itself ? Or is it all in the eye of the beholder ?
Can someone put me in the right direction for advice here on Bird Forum or on the www ?
I have attached what I think is reasonable but what do you as my peers think ? I did do a tonne of "adjustments" to get this !
Thanks
Andy

Colin Key · Feb 1, 2007

Andy,

Which lens are you using with your 350D, what camera mode/settings did you have (were you shooting in RAW) and how far away were the birds?

Both shots (especially the single bird) look rather soft to me. I presume that these were hand-held shots?

Colin

Cudyll Bach · Feb 5, 2007

I shoot in RAW but I make all my alterations in Photoshop. I only use the Canon programme to convert from RAW to JPEG.

mike from ebbw · Feb 5, 2007

hi.i never shoot in raw just jpeg large.the attached pic was taken on a 300d,ef 75-300,1.5x converter on sports mode (A1 servo).the only adjustments made were, clicked "sharpen" twice in the filters drop down menu in photoshop.reduced the filesize to 800 pixels and clicked "sharpen" again.

andy70437 · Feb 5, 2007

I was using a Sigma 70-200, f5.6, hand held and range aprox 35m. Shot in raw mode. The lens I was told would not work with this camera, but set on aperture priority it does.

Cashie · Feb 11, 2007

Hi andy

I use both, rawshooter to adjust white balance & compensation ect, Then photoshop for resizing & the final tweaks.

Paul

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