The difference is, the image quality and colours when editing in Photoshop or Lightroom. It does take more room if you have set raw file format.
The difference is, the image quality and colours when editing in Photoshop or Lightroom. It does take more room if you have set raw file format.I am a beginner and for almost 4 years I use JPG. I dont really understand the difference of JPG and RAW. I only know JPG's file size is less than RAW.
But now after I joined this group, I changed my camera setting to RAW. In case, I spot a good object and I don't want to lose the quality.
I am a beginner and for almost 4 years I use JPG. I dont really understand the difference of JPG and RAW. I only know JPG's file size is less than RAW.
But now after I joined this group, I changed my camera setting to RAW. In case, I spot a good object and I don't want to lose the quality.
Without a doubt I shoot and prefer RAW than jpeg. Jpeg is a compressed format and you lose so much information about the photo - details hence pixels.Hello everyone. That's more a begginer discussion. Which you prefer to take images, in raw or jpg ? I believe that raw images has more colours than jpg. What's your thoughts about that?
feel free to ask questions or to start other photography topics for discussion.I am a beginner and for almost 4 years I use JPG. I dont really understand the difference of JPG and RAW. I only know JPG's file size is less than RAW.
But now after I joined this group, I changed my camera setting to RAW. In case, I spot a good object and I don't want to lose the quality.
You totally right. However, you can edit jpg photos as well in Lr or Ps, but as you said a lot of information will be lost. And i don't think jpg photo can save gps coordinations as well.Without a doubt I shoot and prefer RAW than jpeg. Jpeg is a compressed format and you lose so much information about the photo - details hence pixels.Hello everyone. That's more a begginer discussion. Which you prefer to take images, in raw or jpg ? I believe that raw images has more colours than jpg. What's your thoughts about that?
Besides Raw allows you to work in Camera raw and Lightroom and do your pre settings and then you can work on photoshop or again on LR to adjust other preferences.
great decisionI am a beginner and for almost 4 years I use JPG. I dont really understand the difference of JPG and RAW. I only know JPG's file size is less than RAW.
But now after I joined this group, I changed my camera setting to RAW. In case, I spot a good object and I don't want to lose the quality.
yes, but it's harder to access Camera Raw to work jpeg on it; technically only raw images can be edited in Camera Raw - hence the name.Without a doubt I shoot and prefer RAW than jpeg. Jpeg is a compressed format and you lose so much information about the photo - details hence pixels.Hello everyone. That's more a begginer discussion. Which you prefer to take images, in raw or jpg ? I believe that raw images has more colours than jpg. What's your thoughts about that?
Besides Raw allows you to work in Camera raw and Lightroom and do your pre settings and then you can work on photoshop or again on LR to adjust other preferences.
what do you mean? I know that you can edit any image format in Lightroom. There is a new type of raw on my m50 which requires new Lr versions. But still you can import it and edit it.Without a doubt I shoot and prefer RAW than jpeg. Jpeg is a compressed format and you lose so much information about the photo - details hence pixels.Hello everyone. That's more a begginer discussion. Which you prefer to take images, in raw or jpg ? I believe that raw images has more colours than jpg. What's your thoughts about that?
Besides Raw allows you to work in Camera raw and Lightroom and do your pre settings and then you can work on photoshop or again on LR to adjust other preferences.
ok, Jack. Probably soon. But i worry nobody will answer my silly question as i don't know muchI am a beginner and for almost 4 years I use JPG. I dont really understand the difference of JPG and RAW. I only know JPG's file size is less than RAW.
But now after I joined this group, I changed my camera setting to RAW. In case, I spot a good object and I don't want to lose the quality.
I am a beginner and for almost 4 years I use JPG. I dont really understand the difference of JPG and RAW. I only know JPG's file size is less than RAW.
But now after I joined this group, I changed my camera setting to RAW. In case, I spot a good object and I don't want to lose the quality.
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