How to Shoot Raw Photos on Your iPhone (and Why You’d Want To)
When photographers want more editing latitude with their images, they shoot in raw format, which is the untouched data recorded from a camera’s image sensor. Raw is great for working with landscape photos or portraits that benefit from a larger range of colors and editing possibilities in each image file.
Until recently, you needed a DSLR or midrange camera to shoot in raw, but now most smartphone cameras can also capture raw images, including the iPhone.
So why shoot raw on an iPhone, and how do you do it?
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Great article. Where do I find training videos on using Lightroom CC on the iPhone xs
Hi Walt. You can find some videos on Adobe’s Lightroom YouTube page:
https://www.youtube.com/user/AdobeLightroom/videos
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