How to Shoot RAW Without Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt - Video Tutorial DVD-ROM on Raw Digital Photography By Michael Tapes

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• Shipping Weight: 3 ounces
• ASIN: B000W91LRA
• Item model number: RWF
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• Date first available at Amazon.com: September 20, 2007

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From the minds that created the WhiBal® Certified White Balance Reference Cards comes an instructive new Video Tutorial that makes shooting RAW easy and natural. Produced and narrated by company founder Michael Tapes, RAW without Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt shows digital photographers why RAW is the easier way to shoot, and how to get the best visual results from their photography. Although the content is raw converter agnostic" in nature, the instructive tutorials use leading RAW conversion software, Adobe Photoshop® Lightroom® 1.1 and Adobe Camera Raw® 4.1 (CS3), and serves as a valuable tutorial for those applications as well. Put simply, Michael Tapes cuts through the FUD surrounding RAW shooting and post production. RAW without FUD is for those suffering from the symptoms of JPEG Withdrawal, The Raw Guru considers. With RAW we are assured that all the information a camera is capable of gathering is at our disposal for development, and any exposure or White Balance errors are simple to correct. Once people understand how to handle RAW images, they will realize that the technique is actually faster and easier than shooting JPEG, with much higher quality results. The 6-hour DVD-ROM is Mac- and Windows®-compatible and plays on any PC with Adobe Flash Player installed in the users web browser. The Extras Disc includes an additional two hours of bonus Adobe LightroomTM Video Tutorials. The key thing about shooting in RAW mode is to start doing it now! Tapes emphasizes. It is unimportant whether a photographer has their raw workflow down solid or not at all. My goal in creating Raw without FUD was to demonstrate that RAW mode is not as mysterious or as difficult as people seem to think it is. There are easy transition paths such that one can begin to shoot raw right now; I stress the now, because once a photograph is taken that moment in time has past and it can never be captured again in exactly the same way.