Raw, Jpeg, or Raw+Jpeg

[KmH]

That's kind of ironic, since the finished ones are the ones most usefully retrieved using Lightroom.

That's Lightroom's main function after all, digital asset management.

 

[RockstarPhotography]

That's kind of ironic, since the finished ones are the ones most usefully retrieved using Lightroom.

That's Lightroom's main function after all, digital asset management.

I just don't like the way lightroom manages my photos. I'm to used to using iphoto for that...lol

 

[naomita]

That's kind of ironic, since the finished ones are the ones most usefully retrieved using Lightroom.

That's Lightroom's main function after all, digital asset management.

I just don't like the way lightroom manages my photos. I'm to used to using iphoto for that...lol

Lightroom is really much better, so you better get used to it rather then iPhoto ))

 

[RockstarPhotography]

That's kind of ironic, since the finished ones are the ones most usefully retrieved using Lightroom.

That's Lightroom's main function after all, digital asset management.

I just don't like the way lightroom manages my photos. I'm to used to using iphoto for that...lol

Lightroom is really much better, so you better get used to it rather then iPhoto ))

what are the benefits over i photo? Its just organization, not editing.

 

[mswiech]

I have started with jpeg, then moved to raw+jpeg, but now I only shoot raw. It is 100 times better to process your images.

 

[Nolan]

I shoot .png its amazing