almarobert

Hi Patricia,

Thanks a lot! Although I can't have back the RAW files, which is too bad, at least now I know. Next time I won't be so fast converting my files.

Hello,

I would like to know if it is possible to save a 16bit TIFF as RAW.

I actually did this since the option exists in PS, but when I tried

to open the file with the RAW file manager (from Canon) it just

doesn't see the RAW file in the folder. The file is actually there

and can be seen with the computer navigator, but the manager ignores

it. Maybe I am doing something stupid, I don't know...

Thank you all for the very useful comments.

Beau, I will look for the images tonight and post them.

I think probably there is more than one reason why this happened. Mike, I have original jpg files from the camera. I borrowed it for the shooting and only had a few minutes to get used to it. At the time I wasn't at all used to shoot digital so I didn't realize that I was shooting jpg until it was too late. I have been working on the image on and off and everytime I save the jpg again and again. So this is probably one of the main reasons of the blurr. I didn't interpolate, so this is not an issue.

Don, thanks a lot for the link to the tutorial.

I will take all the good advice, go back to work on the original image, and hopefully things will get better.

bye for now

Alma

Hello,

I have been trying to convert to B&W some of my images. I only

desaturated and adjusted the levels of a jpg file (didn't have the

RAW file) the result is a too soft image, almost blurred. Did this

happen because I am working with jpg?

For what I have been reading, I realize that working with the

different channels is better than desaturating, but I don't think

that this should be the reason for the blurred images.

Any ideas are welcome.