With the advent of very high resolution ink jet printers, the ability to be able to produce high quality photographs in your home, is easier and faster than ever. However, in some situations, the gamut, or the number of colors that can be reproduced, may be a limiting factor in getting the ultimate quality from your images. The Apple macintosh computer OS has now built 16 bit printing into the Operating System, and using Lightroom or Aperture, one can produce stunning printsHowever, you do need to ensure that you have a consistent 16 bit workflow from the image capture, through to image editing, and finally to the print output. This means that you need to capture your images in the RAW format. You must shoot in the RAW format to make a visible difference in the final printed output.Of course, when making a decision to purchase a digital camera, you need to look at the number of pixels the sensor will capture. Most low end digital cameras, the consumer models, will not take RAW images, so those cameras cannot even be considered. You need either a very high end prosumer model or preferably, a DSLR. 6 Mega pixels is the […]

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