Canon 1DIII Image Size Question
I switched from a Canon 7D to Canon 1DIII for shooting sports. With the Canon 7D I could chose between SRAW, MRAW and LRAW. With the 1DIII, their is RAW, SRAW, SRAW+L, SRAW+M1, SRAW+M2, SRAW+S. I shoot in SRAW and caption in Photomechanic. I edit and save as a jpeg in photoshop but and send to the editor about 2MB files. The editor says that they are coming to him as 7mb uncompressed, however, I see them as 2MB files when they being FTP'd. I open them up and they look fine to me. Any suggestions?
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An "accurate" reproduction of a scene and a good photograph are often two different things.
This. Also, be sure the quality for the exported file is much better.
Do you by any chance, edit in Adobe Camera Raw? If so, open a CR2 file and look at the bottom of the Raw editor and what do you see? You should see something like:
Maybe you're opening the Raw file at a lower resolution than you think?
That's OK. When you open a Raw file, you will see the same tool.
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These are two different descriptions of your workflow. If you are shooting to SRAW/sRAW, switch to RAW instead.
In the Canon 1D Mark III, sRAW is only going to generate a 1936x1288 or approximately a 2.5 megapixel image. That's what your editor is complaining about. Switch to the full-sized RAW to get the 10 megapixel images.
Forget about shooting RAW+JPG in order to keep the file transfer speeds acceptable. (You can always generate JPGs afterwards from the RAW files. They just slow down your capture and transfer speeds when you do that in-camera.)
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Well there's your problem.
You seem to be talking in circles. What exactly are the pixel dimensions of the images you are sending?
An "accurate" reproduction of a scene and a good photograph are often two different things.
An "accurate" reproduction of a scene and a good photograph are often two different things.