[Digikam-users] Questions on RAW conversion: Base curve
Jean-François Rabasse
jf at e-artefact.eu
Wed Sep 11 12:48:10 BST 2013
On Wed, 11 Sep 2013, Marie-Noëlle Augendre wrote:
> I don't know how it does it, but each time I've needed a "quick" JPEG
> without actually "working" from the RAW, the BQM has given me a pretty good
> result that I didn't need to modify afterwards.
> For me, one more reason to never use RAW+JPEG as Digikam can do the job
> well and in an instant. :-)
Marie-Noëlle, would you please explain a bit your rationale ?
I'm not sure to understand.
You build automatic JPEGs, without actually working, from your RAW
files. Ok, that's perfectly clear.
But why do you say « one more reason to never use RAW+JPEG », as it
seems to me that keeping the out-of-camera JPEG is certainly the fastest
way to get quick (and excellent) JPEG.
(And often useful when traveling or in holydays, when you just want to
have a look at your images and have only a small laptop without any
software installed.)
Jean-François
PS: also, as Wolfgang wrote earlier, cf.
> The motivation of this post is my concern, that if I opt for shooting
> RAW only, I will not be able to get the "correct" jpg, in the sense
> the camera would have done it.
keeping original camera JPEG can never harm, in case one needs a help
or reference image, « correct » JPEG.
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