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<blockquote data-quote="Steve Noel" data-source="post: 45094" data-attributes="member: 14263"><p>I have PhotoShop and can sorta' get what I want from the raw. And for those shots that have serious issues (wb, over/under exposure, etc) I can salvage a lot. But truth is I am not as good as Oly, Pana at creating good jpegs. The other problem is work flow. Recent wedding of our grand son in another state. Several family members &quot;dumped&quot; their memory cards on my laptop. My intention was to sort, delete, process when I got home (2000 + pics). But then several people wanted a &quot;few&quot;. They were from several States, and had very limited storage with them. Some pics were JPEG and the better photographers used raw. So I spent many hours of my vacation PP etc, selecting a couple hundred pics for quick sharing. It has caused me to almost totally give up shooting raw. I know that for the normal shooting that I do, JPEG is fine, and I'm happy with it. But now and then there are some situations&nbsp; when lighting is so bad that Raw is required if I get it right. So I use PhotoShop. Best? Probably not.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Steve Noel, post: 45094, member: 14263"] I have PhotoShop and can sorta' get what I want from the raw. And for those shots that have serious issues (wb, over/under exposure, etc) I can salvage a lot. But truth is I am not as good as Oly, Pana at creating good jpegs. The other problem is work flow. Recent wedding of our grand son in another state. Several family members "dumped" their memory cards on my laptop. My intention was to sort, delete, process when I got home (2000 + pics). But then several people wanted a "few". They were from several States, and had very limited storage with them. Some pics were JPEG and the better photographers used raw. So I spent many hours of my vacation PP etc, selecting a couple hundred pics for quick sharing. It has caused me to almost totally give up shooting raw. I know that for the normal shooting that I do, JPEG is fine, and I'm happy with it. But now and then there are some situations when lighting is so bad that Raw is required if I get it right. So I use PhotoShop. Best? Probably not. [/QUOTE]

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