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17-10-13, 20:54
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Urgent Help Please re Image Quality
Im doing a photo shoot tomorrow at a corporate event for work. I want to be able to take as many images as possible, and can't decide on if I should use JPEG or RAW. If I do go for RAW (the conversion for me to DNG is a pain and time consuming) does it really matter what RAW quality I chooses? RAW, M Raw or S Raw? I always resize them anyway. Can someone explain the differences?
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17-10-13, 21:12
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The basic difference is the resolution. Much the same as the choice of jpeg resolutions your camera settings give you. RAW being the Highest, M being a medium resolution and S being small. Much depends on final resolution, how many images you want to fit on your memory card and it may give you a higher writing speed to your memory card if your shooting at high continuous frame rate ( most unlike for this event) for action photography.
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