Discussion ?? What Format?
Monday, November 23, 2009
What format do you photograph in (jpg vs raw)? Why do you chose that particular format?
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2 comments:
Right now I'm only doing jpg since it was how I learned to shoot and edit.
I almost always shoot in raw because I like knowing that I have all the information available for the file. I hate the idea of losing information with a compressed file. I've done a few jpeg vs raw tests with various lighting conditions and there really is a noticeable difference. Photoshop is great, but you just cant get that information back.
When I do shoot in jpeg, its just for snapshots and what not.
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