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02/11/2006 05:15:40 PM · #1 |
If I were required to validate a shot, and I had cropped it in Adobe Bridge, would that still be a valid file for validation?
Just curious. |
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02/11/2006 05:17:04 PM · #2 |
Quick answer, no. Long answer, we need the 100% original as-from-camera image, not a version that has been edited in any way.
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02/11/2006 05:20:04 PM · #3 |
| But just to play devil's advocate...if 100% of the 640pixels are within the crop of the RAW file, what does it matter? I assume the EXIF is no different than if you changed anything else like WB, tint, contrast, etc. |
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02/11/2006 05:27:10 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
But just to play devil's advocate...if 100% of the 640pixels are within the crop of the RAW file, what does it matter? I assume the EXIF is no different than if you changed anything else like WB, tint, contrast, etc. |
I assume that wouldn't be valid because it has been modified/tampered with. SC requires an unmodified original for validation.
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02/11/2006 05:28:35 PM · #5 |
You check this box each time you submit to a challenge:
If requested, I will provide the unedited, original file from my digital camera within 48 hours.
cropping a photo means it's no longer an unedited, original file.
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02/11/2006 05:34:41 PM · #6 |
| I think maybe I didn't realize that the cropping and adustments don't alter the original RAW. It didn't seem like I could "undo" my crop in Bridge. However, I believe the original RAW is still intact. It doesn't matter for this challenge anyway as I still have the original on the card too, but I was curious about things in the future. |
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02/11/2006 05:46:29 PM · #7 |
RAW files are read only.
I don't believe it's possible to edit a re-save a RAW file.
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02/11/2006 07:11:32 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by sir_bazz:
RAW files are read only. |
Tell that to the developer of Nikon Capture software.
Capture embeds the changes in the raw file and makes a mess of the original exif. Unlike some other programs that leave the raw file alone and put all the settings in a settings file by default. Not that I mind, but it is something to watch out for.
When you work on a photo for dpc, simply make a copy of the original and work on that one. It can never go wrong that way.
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