Importing Raw images into Aperture or Lightroom is a piece of cake, but what happens if you've edited them in Camera Raw and want to preserve your edits? Here's how to do it.

The RAW photo format has been around for a long time, but perhaps you have never heard of it. Since at least the early 2000’s, professional photographers have used it as a way to get the highest ...

Windows has never before supported the RAW file format used in most of today’s DSLR cameras. This limitation forced users to rely on third-party applications to view and edit their files.

If you use Raw files for archiving, this may be the most critical issue of all. Some Cautions Raw is not an appropriate format for anyone who takes a casual approach to photography. A good ...

Photographers interested in printing their pictures will usually record raw files at the same time as the regular JPEG format, and most serious cameras include a RAW+JPEG setting for this purpose.

A RAW file format, in simplest terms, is an image format in its most unedited state — its most natural, if we may put it. This allows greater flexibility and editing prowess.

Let’s back up a bit. The RAW file format available on high-end digital cameras is exactly what it sounds like—the raw data coming in from the lens (RAW isn’t actually an acronym).

Working closely with Adobe, Canon, Fujifilm and Nikon, Microsoft plans to deliver native support for digital camera RAW images in the next major version of Windows codenamed Longhorn.

The Microsoft Camera Codec Pack serves as a handy viewer and RAW-to-JPG converter for the RAW data from many digital SLRs.