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. I really like your angles on the stunt pics!! You go girl!!
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That\'s cool. I\'m just seeing what other photographers prefer to shoot. Once I found out the difference between raw and jpeg I started using raw format. Basially i use raw just in case I want to do some post processing work. The image quality is basically the same for both. It\'s in the post processing where it differs. Plus memory cards aren\'t that expensive so I only choose the raw format when shooting then after I upload to my computer I\'ll convert them to jpegs. Then if there is any files I want to process I\'ll use the raw file to process because all the data is in the raw file as compared to the Jpeg which is compressed and data is taken out when it\'s taken as a Jpeg. That\'s just my opinion. Quote:
\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by Snooks\r\n \r\n  \r\n Thanks!!! 99.9% of the time I shoot with Jpeg. I like shooting in Jpeg better because it\'s faster than shooting with RAW, RAW eats up too much memory card space and honestly for me, there\'s really no difference in picture quality for all the extra work that goes into RAW. I would say if you don\'t have too much tweaking to do to the pic in the first place, there\'s really no reason to have to shoot in RAW. My camera does give me to the option to shoot and save RAW and Jpeg with each shot. This is just my opinion, others may not agree...but if you think about it, it makes sense \r\n \r\n  | \r\n
. I really like your angles on the stunt pics!! You go girl!!\r\n