Most digital SLR cameras can capture photos in RAW format. This gives you much more control when editing the photos, like adjusting contrast, exposure and white balance.

But not all cameras save the same RAW data. The main difference between them is bit depth. Most beginner cameras like Canon EAOS 100D save the data in 12 bit, more advanced ones 14 bit, and most high-end cameras 16 bit. Now what is the advantage of a higher bit depth? Continue Reading »

When you take photos of the sea, the textures are often very nice but the general impression of the image is not that good due to low contrast. Fog on the water surface makes your pictures pale and boring. But there is a way to create crisp images with high impact. This tutorial works with all low-contrast images. Continue Reading »