RAW vs. JPEG.

[Ysarex]

How do I shoot in RAW on my iPhone?

Surely there's an app for that.

Joe

 

[Pau1]

I just told my wife that I am going to be shooting in the RAW from now on.

 

[Kerbouchard]

:scratch:

Even shooting Raw you can have white balance issues, and you have just as much control over white balance by shooting JPEG.

Because of the sheer volume of images the make and to minimize the post processing they need to do, many of the top professional wedding and sports shooters use JPEG almost exclusively.

No, most of the top shooters do not shoot JPEG almost exclusively. Again, you are confusing your opinion with facts...

I didn't say most. I said many.

Though you often whine there is no 'Dislike' button, you could add me to your Ignore list.

I could, but then I wouldn't have any idea what sort of misinformation you are spreading. I'll keep it as it is, and keep complaining that I can't dislike your posts....

 

[GooniesNeverSayDie11]

JPEG's has an advantage in sports photography. Generally speaking, you can burst faster and longer vs RAW counterpart. Well at least the cameras I use can burst in JPEG faster than RAW.

Unless you buy a 7D instead of a D7000 Sorry, I couldn't resist

 

[Vtec44]

JPEG's has an advantage in sports photography. Generally speaking, you can burst faster and longer vs RAW counterpart. Well at least the cameras I use can burst in JPEG faster than RAW.

Unless you buy a 7D instead of a D7000 Sorry, I couldn't resist

hahaha... don't be hating. D7000 did awesome even against 1DM3, although I credit the photographer for the awesomeness. lol

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