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About Barrie Tumbridge
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I can answer question on most aspects of photography, conventional film and digital, including Photoshop techniques. I have over 30 years experience in portrait photography, including studio, and digital landscape photography. I teach photography both one on one and on the internet. I am a past President of the Master Photographers Association. I have a web site of current work http://www.tumbridge-photography.co.uk
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Bachelor of Science Degree
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Several awards for portraiture from Kodak including a Gold Award for excellence
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Expert: Barrie Tumbridge - 10/17/2009
Question
my canon 5D mark 2 produces RAW files of aprox 25 to 30 MB.However many photo agences seem to be asking for files of over 50 MB.How do I achieve files this big. thanks roddy
Answer
I don't supply images to agencies but I am very surprised that they are asking for a minimum of 50Mb TIFF files are usually bigger but I don't think the file size will dictate the quality of the image. You should ensure that they are 300pix per inch which may well increase the file size.
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