which question? If I know the answer, then I might answer itI 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.
View attachment 12548I 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 don’t think this is possible. Usually you I focus manually on subject using these dots. I would suggest to check your setting and set a bigger cover when focusing on subject.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.
which camera model is that?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.
if its in manual mode, i prefer the focus to be manual, i mean i choose where to focus by changing dots. On my 7d m2 i did set them well, so i can move them every part of screen i want. In my m50, this seems to be automatic, which not always works how i want.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 should also be able to select the focus point on the M50.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 haven't gone to detailed on my m50 as i don't usually take it out when i have to do serious shooting. Slightly more of house camera.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.
Is this correct, Jack?View attachment 12570I 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.
It's Fujifilm xt1. It's a mirrorless camera. I wonder if i set the correct setting.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.
if I'm not wrong, check 3 option.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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