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Angelo here bringing you a question that's been asked and is still being asked by many photographers and enthusiasts alike: Should you shoot in RAW or JPEG?
Personally, since I'm a busy student and rarely have time to go out and take quality pictures due to my workload, JPEG is the format for me. Since this way, the camera will do all the adjustments for me and I don't have to worry about editing it extensively in let's say Photoshop or Canon Digital Photo Professional suite. Not that I don't edit my photos, I edit most of them it's just that shooting in JPEG is one less problem for me to worry about when you think about the process you have to go through with RAW. Now, before you guys get all excited here, let me say that this is simply my opinion and I do not disagree with using RAW. It's just that JPEG is more convenient for me.
So that's my side of the story, why don't you tell me what you prefer? Would you shoot in RAW or JPEG? Why? Tell me your opinion by commenting on this blog below! =D
Angelo here bringing you a question that's been asked and is still being asked by many photographers and enthusiasts alike: Should you shoot in RAW or JPEG?
Personally, since I'm a busy student and rarely have time to go out and take quality pictures due to my workload, JPEG is the format for me. Since this way, the camera will do all the adjustments for me and I don't have to worry about editing it extensively in let's say Photoshop or Canon Digital Photo Professional suite. Not that I don't edit my photos, I edit most of them it's just that shooting in JPEG is one less problem for me to worry about when you think about the process you have to go through with RAW. Now, before you guys get all excited here, let me say that this is simply my opinion and I do not disagree with using RAW. It's just that JPEG is more convenient for me.
So that's my side of the story, why don't you tell me what you prefer? Would you shoot in RAW or JPEG? Why? Tell me your opinion by commenting on this blog below! =D
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