Sooner or later, a photographer will run into the brick wall of the limitations of the digital camera sensor. Sensors today are very good, but they’re incapable of capturing the full range of tonality—from extreme shadow to bright highlights—that our eyes can see. While RAW capture provides greater flexibility in adjusting what’s captured, it’s still limited by the sensor’s capabilities. For the best exposures, we have to pay careful attention to what the camera can and can’t do with the light in a scene. Read more here.
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