Quote (Xandriia @ Oct 3 2012 10:12pm)
Raw all day, errday. I like having complete control over every aspect of my shots, from shooting to editing.
well said. RAW speaks the origin of the Darkroom
Quote (Phil. @ Oct 4 2012 12:07am)
+ you deleting is not an option since, if you dont like the picture your client might still like it.
>_<
everything professional and useful goes raw, everything else is jpg.
(even on low end cameras, use raw to get the full potential)
if you have raw - who needs jpg?
edit: shooting a d7000 like an f5 on a shooting is good, if you get the shot you desire. But every shot you miss is a missed opportunity, so rather try some more different angles and go nuts and select your pictures later from a bunch of raw images.
RAW+JPEG is just a hobby of mine. i am fond of editing photos and comparing them. i would never give a client a JPEG processed from my camera.
what i meant was i am careful with my shots like my F5 i always recompose to see if there is a better angle that i can shoot. im very meticulous ><. but i havent done sports, wildlife photography because i don't have the time for it yet. i dislike multiple shutter clicks, its like guessing.
Quote (lithfkn @ Oct 4 2012 12:46am)
Raw + small jpeg when I'm on location.
When I shoot tethered to a laptop into Lightroom it's only RAW
Quote (Zomb @ Oct 4 2012 04:48am)
Raw, for sure. My 40D screen fucking sucks (Seriously, I hate the shit out of the 40D screen, it's not accurate) so sometimes my exposure isn't right. Exposure can be fixed very easily with raw without destroying the picture or making it look too tampered.
more shooting, less chimping
This post was edited by Irresistable on Oct 4 2012 07:48am