RAW+Jpeg
Why not get an external hard drive,it`s pretty cheap and much bigger and you can save a 16bit tiff!chulupa2 wrote: I shoot all my photos in RAW format then save to JPG later after I process them.. But I do agree you will need a bigger card ( I have a 12 g card and can only get a few hundred pics on it.. I use a 4g for my backup) I use Adobe Bridge for viewing my photos and it opens Camera RAW for Canon then when I'm done it takes the photos straight to Photoshop... I hope this helps..
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Jeannie_Cee wrote: Everyone can be a photographer these days with a fancy camera.
LOL you gotta know that's not true. Everyone can "take photos" they can't all be "photographers".
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chulupa2 wrote: I shoot all my photos in RAW format then save to JPG later after I process them.. But I do agree you will need a bigger card ( I have a 12 g card and can only get a few hundred pics on it.. I use a 4g for my backup) I use Adobe Bridge for viewing my photos and it opens Camera RAW for Canon then when I'm done it takes the photos straight to Photoshop... I hope this helps..
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Well done, young fella....Now, is it better to shoot raw or jpeg?
Why so serious?
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