Jpeg in photoshop

I'm new to Photoshop. How do I prepare a jpeg in photoshop for final cut?

Well, it's a logo for a company I need to put at the beginning of a training video I shot. I just want it to come on the screen for a few seconds. It's obviously too small in the viewer. Thanks!

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Hallo!
Ich habe bitte eine dringende Frage:
Ichhabe eine Nikon D80 (digitale Spiegelreflexkamera).
Auf der kann ich in unterschiedlichen Formaten aufnehmen. (RAW, JPEG, RAW und JPEG).
Eigentlich möchte ich die beste Qualität haben, also tendiere ich auf 10 MegaPixel und RAW.
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2.) Ich habe also probeweise (um einmal einen Vergleich zu haben) auf RAW + JPEG gestellt.
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ich dachte: RAW Daten sind die selben Daten, nur unkompremiert (daraus folgt dass man eben falls notwendig nachher verlustfreier bearbeiten kann).
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Wenn ich mir das selbe Bild (in Photoshop Elements, Aperture, Finder, Explorer,..) ansehe es anders aussieht.
Es also andere Einstellungen für Belichtung, (Blende, etc.) haben muß. Nicht ganz anders, aber doch unterschiedlich.
Das versteh ich nicht. Ich will ja nicht jedes Bild erst bearbeiten müssen, sondern eigentlich die Fotos so nehmen wie ich sie geschossen habe und nur falls notwendig nachbearbeiten. Und das alles in der besten Qualität. Aber anscheinend fange ich schon mit einem anderen Start an.
Wieso, wie läuft das?
Danke wenn da jemand etwas Licht in die Sache bringt!

Aber das versteh ich nicht.
Hab immer gedacht und gelesen, dass alles im RAW so da ist we im JPEG und wenn man was bearbeiten will, dann mit mehr möglichkeiten und Verlustfrei.
Aber nicht dass dass diese ganzen Informationen (ich Spreche von keinen Kamerapogrammen wie Sepia Schwarz weiß oder so, sondern normale Bilder ohne Effekte) dann in Raw Bildern nicht sichtbar sind. Oder zumindest schlechter. Das versteh ich nicht.
Die ganzen Aufnahmeeinstelungen werden ja abgespeichert.
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Ein Problem dass ich noch habe:
Unter Photoshop Elements, da geht, wenn man ein RAW Bild bearbeiten möchte zunächst ein "eigener Editor" auf. Wo man Blendenwerte eingeben kann, und auch so schöne Standards für den Weißabgleich hat wie z.B. Schatten, Glühlampe etc.
Dies ist so ein Menü wie bei der Nikon eigenn Bearbeitungssoftware.
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Weil die anderen Dinge wie Kontrast, Helligkeit etc. die müßten ja egal sein wo ich die einstelle oder? (also auch bei Photoshop Elements) ob im "normalen Editor bzw. Schnellkorrektur" oder eben in diesem RAW Plug In Fenster. Oder gibts da auch wieder eine unterschiedliche Qualität??
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