> Mark Rogers wrote: > Personally I shoot a lot of candid's so I now try to stick > with Raw unless space becomes an issue. > > When I'm not shooting candid's I still find that I can > usually find some benefit in RAW The improvement in RAW > processing since my D30 has been quite dramatic.
That's funny (to me), Mark, because, being someone who takes a lot of candids myself, I've always assumed that they are *less* likely to require any of the benefits of RAW. For some reason, I tend to think of RAW as something that gives most benefits to landscape photographers, or architectural photographers, or naturephotographers (or ???). I'm not disagreeing with you, and, for what it's worth, I've begun shooting RAW on my 10D all the time now as I've found the Rawshooter part of workflow unobtrusive for me. However, the enthusiastic amateur in me is concerned at my apparently false assumption, and, being eager to correct it, wants to know in what areas you have received dramatic improvement using RAW for candids (ie. I'm all about getting free lessons ;-) ). Cheers, Marc Sydney, Oz * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
