I understand shooting RAW gives me ability to make any necessary adjustments to image in software later but I'm a bit confused about something.
Do I need to use a red filter when shooting RAW? Why and if so under what conditions / depths.
or
Can I shoot RAW and just white balance the scene at depth (white slate) whithout need of a red filter.
or
??????
Guess what I am asking is what is going to produce best and most accurate results
RAW only...edit
RAW & red filter....edit
RAW & manual white balance at depth...edit
RAW, red filter & manual white balance at depth...edit
or other??
Do I need to use a red filter when shooting RAW? Why and if so under what conditions / depths.
or
Can I shoot RAW and just white balance the scene at depth (white slate) whithout need of a red filter.
or
??????
Guess what I am asking is what is going to produce best and most accurate results
RAW only...edit
RAW & red filter....edit
RAW & manual white balance at depth...edit
RAW, red filter & manual white balance at depth...edit
or other??