Over the last five years, digital photography has revolutionized the way professional wedding photographers work.

In addition to advantages in how we photograph during the wedding event, the digital workflow gives us the ability to make many important corrections and enhancements to images after the event.

At Jarvis Photography, we shoot all of our images in RAW format. What’s important for you to know about RAW format is that it gives the highest possible image quality from our professional digital cameras, and it gives us the ability to fine-tune color, brightness, contrast, etc. with your Master Images.

We personally handle all of the RAW adjustments to your images before we burn them onto your Master Disc set. This is a time-consuming process, but we believe that your event deserves this extra touch.

Here is an example on an image that was treated with some corrections:

This is the original image…                     … and the corrected one – Much better, isn’t it?

Included in our Wedding Photography Programs is a complete set of Master Images on disc.

Q: What’s a Master Image Set and why would I want one?

Master Images are the ‘negatives’ from your wedding in digital format. They are high-resolution digital image files in JPEG format that you can print yourself, have printed at a photo lab, or simply post to your Facebook profile.

We take great care in sorting, editing and adjusting your images so that you can get the best results when you have them printed. If you know nothing about working with images on your computer, we offer add-on retouching and image enhancement services, if needed. But if you are Photoshop savvy, just imagine all the hours of fun you can have tweaking your Master Images.

There is no limit to what can be done with your Master Images: from postage stamps to posters, from leather-bound albums to digital wall displays, the choice is yours. You just can’t sell them!

Take good care of your Master Images. Buy a dedicated hard drive for use with your images and make backups! You can never be too careful with something so precious.