What is everyone shooting in "RAW vs JPEG"
Sep 9, 2021 15:19:44 #
For me, shooting RAW+jpg is a waste of storage space. The jpg images would look like crap.
--Bob
--Bob
Longshadow wrote:
Contrast that with RAW+JPEG, letting the camera cr... (show quote)
Sep 9, 2021 15:41:10 #
rmalarz wrote:
For me, shooting RAW+jpg is a waste of storage space. The jpg images would look like crap.
--Bob
--Bob
Most of mine don't. But I only use JPEGS to peruse the shots in Explorer to see which ones I want to edit.
I don't edit EVERY shot I take, only the ones I want to use.
Storage is cheap and I don't shoot a thousand shots a day. I took just under 450 shots when I went to Iceland for six days; I average maybe 350 (give or take) for a week in Maine in the fall.
Sep 9, 2021 15:53:25 #
Longshadow, as you well know and have shown in a few posts previous to this one, my exposure settings would produce useless jpgs.
--Bob
--Bob
Longshadow wrote:
Most of mine don't. But I only use JPEGS to peruse the shots in Explorer to see which ones I want to edit.
I don't edit EVERY shot I take, only the ones I want to use.
Storage is cheap and I don't shoot a thousand shots a day. I took just under 450 shots when I went to Iceland for six days; I average maybe 350 (give or take) for a week in Maine in the fall.
I don't edit EVERY shot I take, only the ones I want to use.
Storage is cheap and I don't shoot a thousand shots a day. I took just under 450 shots when I went to Iceland for six days; I average maybe 350 (give or take) for a week in Maine in the fall.
Sep 9, 2021 15:55:59 #
rmalarz wrote:
Longshadow, as you well know and have shown in a few posts previous to this one, my exposure settings would produce useless jpgs.
--Bob
--Bob
For one of your methods of shooting, yes, definitely.
Do you shoot that way 100% of the time?
Sep 9, 2021 17:21:16 #
rmalarz wrote:
As I stated earlier in this thread, I shoot exclusively using RAW format. RAW allows me to Zonally place highlight values and process for the shadows.
--Bob
--Bob
Spectacular 🖤🖤🏅🖤🖤
Sep 10, 2021 13:52:40 #
I use those settings 99.9% of the time. There are a few "studio" type situations that I don't use UniWB.
--Bob
--Bob
Longshadow wrote:
For one of your methods of shooting, yes, definitely.
Do you shoot that way 100% of the time?
Do you shoot that way 100% of the time?
Sep 10, 2021 13:53:03 #
Sep 10, 2021 18:50:35 #
Yakybird wrote:
I am finding shooting in RAW that my photos look better then in JPEG. Just curious on what everyone uses.
Canon EOS 90D
Tamron 150-600mm G1
Canon EOS 90D
Tamron 150-600mm G1
Raw
Sep 12, 2021 09:21:25 #
rmalarz wrote:
For me, shooting RAW+jpg is a waste of storage space. The jpg images would look like crap.
--Bob
--Bob
I TRY very hard to get it right in the camera Bob... You have a lot more expertise than some of us muckers so I move sliders a lot. Actually, I would almost PP rather than click click ! RAW + JPEG lets me see the prospective keepers to work on easily... I do look at the thumbnails in the develop module though to sometimes get a starting point. I AM working on ETTR though...
Sep 12, 2021 12:37:36 #
Yakybird wrote:
I am finding shooting in RAW that my photos look better then in JPEG. Just curious on what everyone uses.
Canon EOS 90D
Tamron 150-600mm G1
Canon EOS 90D
Tamron 150-600mm G1
WOW, 17 pages of something that gets beat to death every week or so.
Sep 12, 2021 13:24:14 #
Architect1776 wrote:
WOW, 17 pages of something that gets beat to death... (show quote)
And NO ONE is EVER going to change their mind. Exactly like the Mac vs PC endless debate.
BTW, I have dual slots on both my cameras and shoot Raw on one and JPEG on the other - each has it’s use. JPEGs when I need to share an image quickly SOOC, raw for more deliberative work. Since I raw convert using DPP for Canon and Capture One for Fuji, my camera settings are applied to my raw files so they look very close to the JPEGs in terms of contrast, sharpness, etc SOOC (not an accident - I “tune” the camera’s parameters to accomplish that)
Sep 12, 2021 13:47:39 #
Yakybird wrote:
Well I am a beginner. I am quite happy with my photos. I have won a 2 photo contests online (beginner contests). Maybe I am in the wrong group here. Not use to being jumped all over everytime I post something. 😕
I think he asked all those questions because RAW images are typically NOT better than JPEG without some editing. So he is simply wondering how you account for your RAW images being better that your JPG images. I don't think he is being critical, just curious about your technique.
Sep 12, 2021 16:07:17 #
TriX wrote:
And NO ONE is EVER going to change their mind. Exa... (show quote)
I shoot and save Raw, it is like having a negative.
From there one can do as they please and that is personal choice.
Raw vs JPEG discussion is of value if there is a specific question of manipulating one or the other.
Outside of that it is beat to death. as is this thread.
Sep 13, 2021 08:52:34 #
Longshadow wrote:
EVERYONE was a beginner at some time! br br There... (show quote)
Short, I by my own risk think jpeg=reversal, raw=negative (heritage of analogic darkrooms)
Sep 13, 2021 08:54:36 #
Yakybird wrote:
I am finding shooting in RAW that my photos look better then in JPEG. Just curious on what everyone uses.
Canon EOS 90D
Tamron 150-600mm G1
Canon EOS 90D
Tamron 150-600mm G1
I humby think jpeg=reversal; raw=negative (heritage of many years in analogic darkrooms)
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