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(c) Click "Save" on the top right hand corner of the pop-up menu (Figure 3-10).
(d) Repeatthe process to save files in other formats such as J PEG, if reguired.
7) Click "Done" in the bottom right corner (Figure 3-11) to record the changes made to your
RAW file.
8) Click “Cancel” if you don’t wish to record the changes made to the RAW file.
Note that the data in the RAW file does not actually change on clicking “Done”, the
program just saves an xmp file with the changes made. As long as this xmp file is kept
in the same location as the RAW file, it will re-apply the changes made to the image
whenever the RAW file is re-opened. If “Cancel” is selected no such xmp file will be
saved.
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9) Note that the above procedure for the conversion of RAW images to TIFF files will also
apply to the associated images of the uniform reflective board captured under
experimental conditions for flat fielding.
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