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I shoot the geese and other creatures saving files in Camera Raw not
.jpg. The reason is that I have more latitude to make exposure and other adjustments back
on the computer. I hasten to point out that it is always better to
capture them correctly in camera. The problem is that I am operating in extreme conditions. These images were captured in ideal
light. The sky is like a big softbox and the contrast, which is great
on the goose, is held because of the great light.. The problem for my camera is not enough light. I
let it set the ISO that it wants and it usually chooses iso 3200. I set the limit to avoid excess noise. That gives an
image that is under exposed about 1 to 2 stops. It is too bad that great light is usually not good for wildlife photography.
This image is underexposed by about a stop which I can pick up in Adobe Camera Raw as I process the image.
I add a stop of exposure in ACR without damaging the
files. This is not possible when I use .jpg.
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