[wzslider height=”800″ info=”true” lightbox=”true”]If your camera has a RAW setting you may just want to use it.  This is particularly important if the photograph is important to you and you want it to look it’s very best.  Here is why: 1) RAW format does not lose any information from the image during processing. 2) You can recover most, if not all, of the “hidden” info. from an image that doesn’t show up on your original using RAW. 3) JPEG format loses considerable information during processing due to the compression that takes place. 4) You’ll have limited ability to recover lost highlights/shadows with a JPEG/TIFF (vs. RAW) 5) RAW does not…