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Apps for shooting in Raw

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Apps for shooting in Raw

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- Hey everybody, Sean here. And this week we're going to take a look at raw capture on both Android devices and IOS devices. So raw files are the raw information that the camera sensor captures when you take a picture. Normally what happens is that raw information is handed off an processed into a JPEG file and then saved to your camera roll or your album. So the advantage of actually being able to shoot in raw is that you are being able to save all of that raw information which gives you a lot more flexibility in terms of processing the file, especially if the image is lacking in some way. Maybe it's severely underexposed and needs to kind of be salvaged or rescued a little bit, maybe it's overexposed, whatever. Being able to work with a raw file is going to give you a lot more options than working from a JPEG file. So we're going to start off by taking a look at a couple of raw camera apps, or camera apps that allow you to shoot in raw on the Android platform. And you've been able…

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