chasrich wrote: We all shoot in RAW. Do we save it in RAW is the question.
If you don't see a slow down, you must not shoot "bursts". Even your manufacturers specs will show the "buffer" limitations of the camera. Most cameras will shoot unlimited large jpegs but limited RAW regardless of the card speed. Yes, the card has an impact but the camera has limitations (unless you have the highest end pro model, then possible).Joves wrote: Well I shoot RAW +Jpeg Fine and dont see my camera blowing down at all. I think a lot of that slowing is the cards and how fast they write from the buffer. I figure if my shots turn out as I wanted I can use the Jpeg right away for posting or sharing, if they need tweaking then I have the RAWs to fall back on. Also the other benefit of having the RAW is it is the original data, this is something to think about for Copyright violations. If you have the RAW data the theif will not so the RAW is essentially evidence. So I see no reason to not shoot RAW.
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