Here are my answers, according to my taste. On 3/27/07, Thibouille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > * When I got my K10D I quickly set it up so it would write Jpeg as > well as RAW, as it has been a problem a couple times for me with my D, > not to have a quick Jpeg to show when someone asked me or for a quick > print (like Canon Selphy printer). > > But since K10D can do Raw->Jpeg itself anyway, why store a Jpeg for > each picture? Lost memory space isn't it? Well I'm not sure otherwise > I wouldn't look for advices.
Since I am rarely asked to make prints straight from the camera and since I consider the JPG files to be waste of space, I shoot only RAW (DNG). If necessary, say if asked, I can very quickly produce JPGs in camera by in-camera RAW processing. > * On a slightly different topic (still Jpeg). Lightroom managing my > Raw files is nice but... what about the Jpeg? Put them in the library > would show as 2 versions of the same shot (but really the same version > in fact, just another file format). Of course some I shot are only > Jpeg (not funny otherwise ;). I tend not to store JPGs in the LR library except the following two cases: 1. The large JPG files that were actually prepared for print *and* printed. 2. The small JPG files that were actually prepared for web. These I use for publishing on the web of course and for creating collections that I later turn to web galleries. Hope you're at least partially found now ;-). Cheers. -- Boris -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
