I know at least one top Canon Outdoor Professional that would disagree with your take on Raw VS JPG. I just spent ten days with him & all he shoots (with the latest Canon Digitals) is RAW. Recommends it for any serious photographer.
BTW he was impressed that the *ist offered a multiple exposure feature. None of the latest Canons he had came with that feature. He was going to use this info as ammo the get Canon to add in future camera release. Kenneth Waller ----- Original Message ----- From: "Caveman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: RAW vs. JPG and CF size > Here's my take: > > CF - get the largest you can afford, unless you actually enjoy changing > them every so often > > RAW - there are three main reasons you may want to chose it: > > 1. you have to shoot so fast that you have no time to fiddle with the > camera settings. "shoot first ask questions later". > > 2. your in-camera processing is of poor quality > > 3. you're trying to squeeze out the last bits from your camera for some > extremely large prints or whatever. > > While 1 is understandable, if you're in situation 2 or 3 then the real > solution would be to get a better camera. >
