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Article: Let's try exporting from RAW data ②

Let's try exporting from RAW data ②

When creating photographic works, you may have encountered a situation where you wanted to export the RAW data taken with your camera, or the printing company did not support RAW data.

PHOTOPRI is currently unable to accept RAW data, so we ask that you export images in .psd, TIFF, or jpeg formats.

This time, we will summarize how to develop images using Adobe software. Whether you are considering installing Adobe products or are already using them, please refer to the links provided on the official website.

*The link may not be the latest version. If you have any questions about the application, please contact the manufacturer.

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CameraRAW

Adobe Camera Raw is a software that comes as a plug-in for Photoshop and Adobe Bridge.

About Camera Raw files

Opening, processing, and saving images in Camera Raw

Lightroom Classic

Edit photos in the Develop module

Export photos from Lightroom Classic

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This is useful when you want to develop and export photos taken in RAW format.

If you are unsure whether the data is suitable for printing, please feel free to contact us by email! Our staff will be happy to check the data even before you place your order.

*Please refer to this page for the formats that can be output with PHOTOPRI.

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