The uncompressed RAW image format allows unrivaled control over your finished product. With RAW, you can effectively go back to the scene of the shoot and re-adjust the exposure, change the white balance, alter the contrast and make dozens of other tweaks that JPEG files don't allow for. Lightroom 2 takes care of most of this and streamlines to process - which means less Photoshop and more lens time. A full tutorial can be found here.
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