Laundry 3

Well, I know than many of you like to shoot in RAW, and I'm told it's supposed to offer you many more options in processing. I had to send a few shots off to the photo club in RAW and forgot to switch the camera back to my usual setting, so when I uploaded my pictures today, I realized my mistake! Call me crazy, but I don't like RAW! However, after much fiddling, I did find an effect that I could apply to this shot for the third installment of laundry week. Don't worry, they're clean!

[Sally Ings]

Cool capture. I like those pegs. I have never seen anything like them before. I usually shoot in both RAW and jpeg. I then go through the jpeg pics and decide which ones I will keep and process. It can be rather time consuming though.

[Chris K]

I have some pegs like that - very handy. I have never tried to shoot in raw

[Francoise]

It's a calm sort of effect somehow.

[alia_801]

I've never been brave enough to try RAW pics either. Cool result to yur shot anyway!

[Dione Giorgio]

I take my shots in raw even though my knowledge of Photoshop is purely elementary. Love those pegs.

[Nina Ganci]

I have not attempted RAW, so have no idea, except what I heard....
neat capture

[Suzie Townsend]

I like the processing!

[bkb in the city]

Good one Ann

[Chris Johnson]

I really like the detail and texture you caught here! Super shot! Like Sally, I shoot both RAW and jpeg. I didn't like RAW at first but now I usually choose a RAW file because it gives me more to play around with in the shadows, details, and easy white balance changes. However, I like jpeg at times because I can edit it quickly and it takes up less space.

[Pyrrhula]

I use jpeg as I never print a photo. and it`s good enough for computer use. Need no more pix. so I can do much more pic. on the card.
Great shot of the towels

[Filip Rychnovský]

cool capture, I never tried RAW as android is not able to shoot in it

[pam]

coollllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Margo]

Love those pegs. Never seen them before!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@salza @cruiser @francoise @alia_801 @sangwann @ninaganci @stownsend @bkbinthecity @cjphoto @pyrrhula @rfilip @timewalker @777margo

Thank you Sally, Chris, Francoise, Alia, Dione, Nina, Suzie, Brian, Chris, Ferry, Filip, Pam and Margo! Who knew my clothes pins would cause such a stir! And I enjoyed reading your insights on RAW vs. JPEG too.

[Nicole Campbell]

I like your composition

[bruni]

Those pegs look familiar. I have some in white which also go with us on vacation for a quick hang up. love your laundry series.

[Daisy Miller]

Nice tones and composition.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@nicolecampbell @bruni @daisymiller
Thank you Nicole, Bruni and Daisy!

[Jane winfrey]

Im not too sure the differences for each yet....but this looks cool :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@janewinfrey Thank you Jane! In my vernacular, RAW is as "pure" a shot you can get with limited in-camera processing. Many prefer this format because it allows you to adjust pretty much anything with no pre-sets already imposed on the camera. With jpg the camera does some in-house processing which can't be adjusted. It all comes down to how much control you want over the final outcome of your picture.