Blair, Saturday, April 8, 2006, 12:44:01 AM, you wrote: BH> The industry standard for converting raw files is Photoshop. If BH> you ever have any ambitions of selling your images for BH> publication, you must use either Photoshop (very expensive) or BH> Photoshop Elements (about $100 online). If you use anything else, BH> the chances are your work will not be considered by editors, art BH> directors, or even stock photo agencies (I'm not sure about online BH> agencies). I use Photoshop Essentials, but I usually convert from RAW using RawShooter. It doesn't have all of the tools Photoshop has, but I like it's ability to batch convert, and I like the fact that it doesn't do anything to the original file by default. I still sometimes use Photoshop to tweak them afterwards, crop, etc., but I start with RawShooter. -- Rick
