Top 5 Image Editing Options When You Convert RAF Files

Most passionate photographers like to carefully control all kinds of details related to their photos — from adjusting colours and lights, to correcting red eyes or cropping. And for this reason, they prefer setting their camera to take pictures in RAW format. Also known as “digital negatives”, RAW image files have the great advantage of allowing a wide array of computer editing options.

• Top 5 Image Editing Options When You Convert RAF Files

How to Keep EXIF Date & Time When Converting Images

If you are a professional photographer who learned his trade before digital cameras became as widespread as they are today, you probably remember that you had to have your own technique for keeping track of how you took each photo. Most photographers from the non-digital era had to carry around a notebook whenever they planned a photo shoot, and wrote down details such as exposure, shutter speed, aperture, if they used a flash or not, etc. This way, when handling their images in the photo lab, they could tell what they did wrong or what they did right depending on how the photo turned out.

• How to Keep EXIF Date & Time When Converting Images

ARW Files: What Are They and How Can I Convert Them?

If you are a fan of Sony cameras, you probably came across this question while trying to see or send your digital photos. For a new owner of a Sony Cyber-shot DSC RX100, such as myself, handling ARW files turned out to be a tricky business. After taking the first series of photos with my brand new camera, I was quite excited to download and view them on my computer. However, I quickly started asking myself what type of files are these “ARWs” downloaded from my camera and why aren’t my regular image viewers able to open them?

• ARW Files: What Are They and How Can I Handle Them?

Managing the ICC Profiles of Images

When preparing images for print, most professional image handlers are particularly careful about how they manage the colors and tones, so as to make sure what will come out on paper will be according to what they planned while editing the image on screen. For this reason, they might want to pay attention to the configuration of the ICC profiles of their images.

• Managing the ICC Profiles of Images

How Do I Convert the CR2 Images from my Canon Camera?

“I have a bunch of CR2 images downloaded from my camera and I can’t open them with any of the image viewers I have installed! Can ReaConverter help?”

• How Do I Convert the CR2 Images from my Canon Camera?

How to Convert EPS Images with the Command-Line Interface

“I am looking for a tool to open EPS images from a webpage and save them as JPEGs to another location. Can ReaConverter help me do this?”

• How to Convert EPS Images with the Command-Line Interface

Handling NEF Images: 3 Essential Tips

Nikon cameras have lots of fans between both amateur and professional photographers. The brand provides such a huge variety of models and accessories, that it makes it really easy for you to start taking quality pictures, irrespective of the experience or training you have in the field of photography.

• So how can you make you .NEF files easier to handle?

Preserving Image Quality from Screen to Paper

Have you ever tried to print an image from your computer and then realized its reproduction in print is significantly different from what you saw on screen? That happened most likely because on screen you saw an RGB image, while on print you saw a CMYK one. Both names represent color models or the combinations of nuances and shades which create the image you see on screen or on paper.

• The RGB to CMYK Conversion

RAW file format

If you think doing photography means more than just pushing a little button on a handheld digital camera, if you like to spend time thinking about focus, shutter speed and balancing colors in your photo, you probably like the RAW format.

• 5 Tips for Converting RAW Images