RAW+JPEG Workflow Solutions (for Fujifilm and others)
A RAW+JPEG workflow has a lot of advantages for many photographers - but can also complicate post-processing. Here are some solutions.| John Peltier Photography
A RAW+JPEG workflow has a lot of advantages for many photographers - but can also complicate post-processing. Here are some solutions.| John Peltier Photography
Explore the best Nikon Z settings for travel photography. Be set up for landscapes, street scenes, and portraits with these tips.| John Peltier Photography
How do you read your camera's histogram and use it to nail your exposure every time? We'll learn how to do that here.| John Peltier Photography
I've changed camera systems several times, and my most recent debate was Fujifilm vs Sony. I ultimately switched from Sony to Fuji, and here's why.| John Peltier Photography
RAW vs. JPEG - it's a controversial topic that shouldn't be controversial. Is one better than the other for travel? Here are my thoughts on the discussion.| John Peltier Photography
Not everyone wants to process RAW files, and there's nothing wrong with that. And for them, Fujifilm X cameras will give them beautiful JPGs.| John Peltier Photography
There's a lot of confusion about how to use Fujifilm's Highlight Tone and Shadow Tone. What do they do? How do you adjust them? Here are some answers.| John Peltier Photography
The Fujifilm Dynamic Range setting is a great way to expand the dynamic range of your photos. Here's an easy explanation and how to use it.| John Peltier Photography
Do you know how to use Fujifilm's Film Simulation Bracketing? Take advantage of this feature to get one step closer to amazing out-of-camera JPEG files.| John Peltier Photography
