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Jan 17, 2024 13:42:04   #
Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States
 
JohnSwanda wrote:
He left it open to a different interpretation.

Here at the hog, no matter WHAT is said, there will ALWAYS be a different interpretation by someone,
no matter what or how it is stated.
Smells of twisted logic.
or instigators...

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Jan 17, 2024 13:44:48   #
ron0987
 
Both

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Jan 17, 2024 13:45:01   #
mwsilvers Loc: Central New Jersey
 
Longshadow wrote:
The question was prompted by a comment in another thread.

INSTRUCTIONS: Post only ONE WORD: "RAW"; "JPEG"; or "BOTH".
No dissertations, no explanations as to why, no opinions, no recommendations,...
no matter how badly you feel you have to.

ANY response other than ONE of the three words will not be tallied.


Both

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Jan 17, 2024 13:50:29   #
DRam11 Loc: Polson, MT
 
Longshadow wrote:
The question was prompted by a comment in another thread.

INSTRUCTIONS: Post only ONE WORD: "RAW"; "JPEG"; or "BOTH".
No dissertations, no explanations as to why, no opinions, no recommendations,...
no matter how badly you feel you have to.

ANY response other than ONE of the three words will not be tallied.

Raw

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Jan 17, 2024 14:10:37   #
User ID
 
lmTrying wrote:
Oops. I'm going to quit making short responses. That always seems to turn out badly.

Please help me understand. So many photography terms seem to be used in different ways.

In the words of Obi-Wan Kenobi, "from a certain point of view", all digital cameras shoot in RAW or Raw or raw (whatever is correct), because that is what the sensor sees. What the camera's processor does with that information that it sends to the recording medium determines if it is recorded as RAW or JEPG high or low, or BOTH.

Maybe I'm confused.

The original question is, what do you shoot?

I am aware that some cameras can be set up to save RAW on one card and Jpeg on a second card. It is my understanding that some can be set up to save both RAW and Jpeg on the same card. But this is saving the file to the SD card, not shooting.

Depending on what camera I'm using; RAW is not an option for the SX710HS. Otherwise I try to shoot in RAW. At least I have tried to set things up that way. What my XSi and RP actually save to the SD card sometimes surprises me.

Which brings me to this: I have asked the following question before because I have not found a clear explanation, and I have not received an answer from anyone on UHH. Is there a specific way, or group of settings to use, to shoot RAW?

Does setting ISO, shutter speed, aperture, and anything else negate RAW?

So, what do I shoot? With one camera only JEPG. With another camera , RAW, I think. So to answer the posted question, BOTH.

Or is my logic flawed?

I'm Trying to learn.
Oops. I'm going to quit making short responses. Th... (show quote)

Tes, you sgould reply "both".

Also, "shooting" and "saving" are a single. act. Maybe deep inside the workings of technology those are separate steps in a sequence. But they are one human act, so YOU shoot jpeg or raw. Your human action, what YOU do, is what the poll is asking about.

If know too much about how the sausage is made, leave that at the door whenever you enter Hawgsterville.

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Jan 17, 2024 14:38:38   #
nw_charter_bus Loc: Ford, WA
 
Both

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Jan 17, 2024 14:38:58   #
klf
 
RAW

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Jan 17, 2024 15:01:48   #
dwmoar Loc: Oregon, Willamette Valley
 
Both

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Jan 17, 2024 15:07:03   #
cahale Loc: San Angelo, TX
 
Longshadow wrote:
The question was prompted by a comment in another thread.

INSTRUCTIONS: Post only ONE WORD: "RAW"; "JPEG"; or "BOTH".
No dissertations, no explanations as to why, no opinions, no recommendations,...
no matter how badly you feel you have to.

ANY response other than ONE of the three words will not be tallied.


BOTH

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Jan 17, 2024 15:16:41   #
naturepics43 Loc: Hocking Co. Ohio - USA
 
Both

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Jan 17, 2024 15:34:41   #
Chef Rick Loc: Tualatin, Oregon
 
Both

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Jan 17, 2024 15:37:06   #
cfhelz45 Loc: The Villages, Florida
 
Raw

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Jan 17, 2024 15:42:01   #
lmTrying Loc: WV Northern Panhandle
 
BebuLamar wrote:
Yes because you do understand what he meant but trying to interpret it another way.


No, because I still don't understand how some terms are used or, evidently, what they mean to most of you.

Yes, I did "interupt it another way", because untill an hour ago. my interpretation was different. Now I know.

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Jan 17, 2024 16:01:36   #
Bear2 Loc: Southeast,, MI
 
Longshadow wrote:
The question was prompted by a comment in another thread.

JPEG



INSTRUCTIONS: Post only ONE WORD: "RAW"; "JPEG"; or "BOTH".
No dissertations, no explanations as to why, no opinions, no recommendations,...
no matter how badly you feel you have to.

ANY response other than ONE of the three words will not be tallied.

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Jan 17, 2024 16:05:41   #
lmTrying Loc: WV Northern Panhandle
 
Longshadow wrote:
RAW is all the sensor data, untouched, not directly transportable for viewing, no "settings" involved.
Camera "settings" create a JPEG/TIFF/whatever (IF DESIRED), a directly transportable (usable) file for viewing.
Settings typically do NOT affect the contents of the RAW file, only the converted file (JPEG).
Speed and aperture only affect the amount of light captured by the sensor (image data for a lighter/darker image).

If you save RAW on one card and JPEG on another card, yes, you are shooting both.

Try not to make mountains out of mole hills.
RAW is i all the sensor data /i , untouched, not ... (show quote)


Sorry, I was not trying to make mountains.

I thought about going PM, but thought maybe someone else might learn from my mistakes.

Please correct me if I am wrong. To shoot raw, I can set shutter speed and aperture, but nothing else. Setting anything else like ISO or white balance puts me in jpeg. Correct?

User ID hot me straighten out on "both". So you can take my vote out of the survey.

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