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RAW Skies { 46

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{ 46 "RAW Skies" jpg., 2640x3960 px, 2023 // RAW Skies are a series of process studies investigating the underlying visual structures of the Canon RAW Image format (.cr2) using databent photographs of a Western Massachusetts Fall Sunset taken in 2015 with a Canon 5D Mark III. Camera manufacturers like Canon, Nikon, and Olympus often use proprietary formats for capturing raw images. Canon in particular has notable variations in their raw image formats: like the long broken strips in the 5D and 7D; the shorter strips from the Rebel Xti; or the noisy split frames from the point-and-shoot S90. The .cr2 files from the 5D can be glitched by databending a small number of bytes in the file. Images of the Sky at dusk proved to be an ideal photograph to display these breakages while emphasizing the subtle color shifts in the format. Here the Sky becomes a rare image, both subject and canvas. RAW Skies was created in 2017 as a series of 35 compositions. Selections from the series was shown at the Vermont Center for Photography in Brattleboro, VT as part of their juried exhibition. It was also shown at the Glitch Art is Dead Festival in Minneapolis, MN in 2018. // // Artwork by Sabato Visconti // www.sabatobox.com // @sabatobox //

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