I have my K10D set to produce RAW files only. Occasionally, I press the RAW button if I know I'm going to need a JPEG immediately (and take the time to set up a better white balance, etc). Otherwise, if I need one, I process a RAW into a JPEG in-camera.
If you have both RAW and JPEG files with matching metadata in the same directory, Lightroom will ignore the JPEG files when importing and only import the RAW files. If you have the RAW files, there is no need for the JPEG renderings. If you want both in your library, segregate them into separate directories and Lightroom will import both. Godfrey On Mar 27, 2007, at 12:48 AM, Thibouille 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. > > * 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 ;). -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
